Sentence examples for having blown off from inspiring English sources

This delay was caused by the roof having blown off the plant.

"It looked like a bomb had blown off in it," she said.

"I shouldn't have blown off that Zumba class to go out with my friends".

The top had blown off the vacuum fitting for an accessory whistle, leaving a dime-size, but potentially disabling, hole.

In several areas of the country, the lid has blown off long-suppressed ethnic and religious conflicts.

The economy has not overheated so far, he said, because it has blown off steam through two safety valves.

But the sightscreen has been damaged and bulbs have blown off [the floodlights]," the TNCA secretary, Kashi Viswanathan, said.

It's not hard to guess why McCain had blown off Letterman for Couric at the last minute.

I'd wager a decent sum that both David Cameron and Nick Clegg have blown off to aides after awkward encounters with voters.

"And given the many many media interview requests I've blown off, trust me, I'm not envying the attention.

Sevigny acknowledged that she had blown off the fashion photographer Steven Meisel, who was planning to shoot her for Italian Vogue.