Sentence examples for if blown from inspiring English sources

This one is so branch frantic it looks blurred, as if blown by the wind.

The challenger fell as if blown back by an explosion — head, torso, hips, then finally the limbs.

As Rochester's ward, Laura Elphinstone scampers about, endearing but alarming, as if blown in from a wuthering height.

They wear mirrored shades and helmets that swoop back from their heads, as if blown by the wind.

It was a landscape, a clump of trees leaning madly over to one side as if blown by a tremendous wind, the sky swirling and twisting all around.

These were then knotted at the neck and four little strands were pinned to the head as if blown back by a gust of wind.

Deep within this painstakingly managed habitat, a bittern "booms" as if blowing across the top of a beer bottle.

And then, in a near-whisper, as if blowing the seeds off a dandelion, he adds one more: "War".

"I guess people wonder if blowing off might constitute advanced gamesmanship.

"Blow the soup" breathing: While sitting, maximal inspiration was done through the nose, followed by expiration with mouth beak-shaped, as if blowing on soup.

If blowing a kiss doesn't fit your personality, don't try it.