Sentence examples for help blow from inspiring English sources
I hope they get here safely, because we want them to help blow the roof off this place".
Eventually, that pathway could help blow away the stench of A-Rod's erstwhile secrets, at least here in New York.
He believes that strong, unusual wind patterns help blow the jellyfish toward the shore, where they flourish in unseasonably warm waters.
In Laredo, where the winds help blow away the diesel fumes, pollution levels have risen but not enough to violate federal ozone standards.
Mr. Segal, a chairman emeritus of Lincoln Center, was presented at Monday's ceremony with a scrapbook of personal notes sent by former recipients from around the world; a silver vase, traditionally given to each winner; and an anniversary cake accompanied by past award winners to help blow out the candles.
Vaughan's refusal to go overboard after Ryan Sidebottom took four wickets in four overs to help blow New Zealand away in the first hour of play could be traced back to another shaky display by the middle-order on Thursday, when England found themselves 86 for five shortly after lunch.
The story of a comic who can't help blowing sky high in the family spotlight — and whose desires shiver with taboos — seems wrenched from a dark place in Lewis's soul.
"I helped blow up buildings -- my life, my body".
Its repeal helped blow a $40 million hole in the budget that was not repaired.
Rather, it was Scooter Libby, a Dick Cheney aid who helped blow the cover of CIA agent Valerie Plame.
A summer soccer league helps blow off steam and awards a silver cup to the winning country's team.
