Sentence examples for having a blow from inspiring English sources
The structure property behaviour of high density polyethylene (HDPE) extruded tubular films having a blow up ratio of unity was investigated.
"I've been in 12-round wars and sometimes you go, 'I'm taking this round off, I'm having a blow this round'.
After cocktails, the guests, including the husband-and-wife ballet dancers Maxim Beloserkovsky and Irina Dvorovenko, headed to their tables, along with older members of the dance scene who wore enough Oscar de la Renta to make one wonder if the designer were having a blow-out sale.
Having a blow-out year thanks to drivers, pilots and boaters putting in GPS devices.
The pair got a great reception on stage during their presentation for Learn to Drive — not least for the in-car dashboard app's killer feature: a voice warning that booms out when a learner is going too fast — which saves having a blow-out argument with mom/dad over who is right about the speed.
As for the kids' clothes, years ago when Target was having a blow-out sale on the ugliest green plastic laundry baskets you have ever seen, I bought six.
The sink is part of the main room and had a blow dryer.
"We could have a blow up at the convention of some sort," he said.
"They have had a blow with the fact that their goalkeeper is missing.
So for him to have a blow like this in his career is just sad.
