Sentence examples for is blown by from inspiring English sources

The popcorn popper is heated with a simple coil and the air is blown by a simple DC motor.

Skylights in the roof of the house help heat the air, which is blown by a fan to other rooms.

Every wind is blown by a person, young or old, white or black, in this superb work of art.

In this dune field the sediment supply comes from Famara beach and is blown by trade winds toward the south, where the vegetation acts as natural sediment traps.

Soils are alluvial and are often composed of sand that is blown by the wind to form a layer above gravels and shingles.

The gobs travel down chutes to a mold in which the glass is blown by compressed air to an intermediate parison shape.

"My legs were being blown by the wind".

The trumpets have usually been blown by administrators wanting to save on faculty salaries.

"My mind was blown by the play's intriguing ambiguities," he said.

(Mr. le Carré, born David John Moore Cornwell, was a British spy whose cover was blown by Philby).

Its large purplish flower clusters break off and are blown by the wind.