Sentence examples for if she blew from inspiring English sources

There was the young bloke who ran on to campus yelling that he was going to kill the head of music; when we asked him why, he said it was because his girlfriend had been guaranteed a first if she blew him.

Even if she blew him off, people would always remember the matching Miubuttis.

A blunt newspaper article from the Knight News Service, in 1979, referenced this period of her life saying of her acting career, "it looked as if she blew it".

Even if she blows off the First Amendment — and lets McCain's Rove, Steve Schmidt, demonize the press even though she disdains women politicians who whine — Bill Clinton is still a fan.

She was defending every girl's right to look as if she just blew backwards through a carwash of products.

Remember that your friend has made a New Year's resolution and has not signed a formal peace treaty––if he or she blows it off, it's certainly not the end of the world.

Lookouts stood inside a hoop on a ship's masthead, and called out "There she breaches" if they saw skin, and "There she blows" if spout.

But even if she never blows another whistle, Mrs. McNeece-Lewis said she has had a great experience though she doesn't claim to have broken down great barriers.

Alone often, she pushes through the air, her arms waving as if she were conducting blown dancers and the blowing wind.

Turning toward the cameras, she offered up her signature look — the head tilted slightly, lips apart, as if she had just blown a kiss.

The show's director, David Leveaux, is correct to guide Mulligan as if she's being blown about a landscape only she can see or know.