Sentence examples for if one blow from inspiring English sources
It does no good to wonder what could have been -- if Kennedy had lived, if a domino effect of downward economic moves had never happened, if one blow after another had not produced a Western world where too many people feel that the game is rigged against them.
There are no storms forecast now, but if one blows through, the ships collecting the oil may have to leave and crude would spew again for days into the water.
"Indeed," Walser writes about ash, "if one goes into this apparently uninteresting subject in any depth there is quite a lot to be said about it which is not at all uninteresting; if, for example, one blows on ash it displays not the least reluctance to fly of instantly in all directions.
I couldn't think of anything else to do, so I hit first, fast, and hard -- just one blow as if the target was my dad's palm -- and he went down like a stone.
If one does blow up, Curiosity is guaranteed a good view.
"Sometimes one blow is enough.
If one person blows himself up, not all of us will blow ourselves up".
But if one blows up or becomes defensive and becomes offended easily, those who experience your blowing steam won't have as much respect for ones character.
As if one storm blowing around Old Trafford were not enough, Sir Alex Ferguson has conceded that his defence has psychological frailties heading into tonight's encounter with Bursaspor.
Whenever I think of the clean, squared look of a military post, I think that if one were blown down today in a fierce wind, it would be standing again tomorrow in time for reveille.
