Sentence examples for if it blew from inspiring English sources

If it blew inland, it signaled a strong wind off the Mediterranean and rolling breakers, great for body surfing.

"It would actually be fine if it blew in the wind, but that might make people feel uncomfortable," Mr. Hammond said.

"There were some who weren't all that certain that an embargo was going to last, and if it blew over, hell, we might have spent a pile of money and not been able to sell the cars," Gerstenberg said.

Charles of the Ritz wanted to spray his toilet water "Summertime" through the air conditioning system but the Garden management was afraid of what would happen if it blew around upstairs during the prizefights.

Wilderness is Glacier National Park.' You get the attitude from the people who are interested in forest management that says, 'Well, why would you want to set something aside that could be harvested?' Then you get the people who are worried about everything that could happen in the world, and they say: 'Well, what if it blew down?

The New York Post's Joel Sherman runs to the front of the bashing-Girardi line for leaving Burnett and his ample neckwear in to pitch the bottom of the seventh, while ESPN.com's Jim Caple writes that it was probably the smart move, even if it blew up in Girardi's face.

"If it blows, it goes," cavers say.

"If it blows what can we do?

If it blows off, don't chase it".

If it blows, even par could do pretty well".

If it blows, Wells will need lots more capital than it produces internally.