Sentence examples for if i blew from inspiring English sources

The wind would whip up and nearly flatten me, and I'd wonder if anyone would notice if I blew off the trail into the Atlantic.

On the last lap, I heard 20 seconds, but I knew I had to keep going because if I blew up they'd catch me.

Guards on my block here in Guantánamo, who were just eight years old at the time of the attacks, now treat me as if I blew up the World Trade Centre.

Telling us to "get acquainted" with our instruments, he sent us into the field outside, where I learned that if I blew into the mouthpiece I could make the thing toot.

Pardon me if I blow that whistle.

"If I blow up, I just hope I won't feel it".

"If I blow it, I'm not getting a second chance".

So if I blow up, I'm bummed for sure, but it's like, life goes on.

If I blow this opportunity and don't give him the time I have, what's his life going to be life?" But Gillette could overhear the whispers of his high school peers as he approached the jump.

What you're telling me is, if I blow a hurricane through a junkyard enough times, over billions and billions of years, eventually, after one of those hurricanes, there will be a 747 fully loaded and ready to fly.

"I kept thinking, 'If I blow this, I'm going to ruin it for these women for years and years.'" It felt like a tremendous amount of pressure — and that was before the blogosphere and onlookers at large dubbed "Bridesmaids" a ladies' take on "The Hangover," a film that won a Golden Globe, sparked a cache of catchphrases and grossed $462 million worldwide.