Sentence examples for is blown from from inspiring English sources

Freezing injury to roots may also occur if the insulating layer of snow is blown from the ground surface.

Stunted dwarf shrubs, especially members of the heather family and their relatives Arcterica, Vaccinium, Diapensia, and Empetrum occur where winter snow is blown from exposed surfaces.

An ornithologist is blown from her hillside cottage into the sea; a biology student takes on the lifestyle of a backyard dog, in the interests of research.

When the air pressure within the alveolar spaces falls below atmospheric pressure, air enters the lungs (inspiration), provided the larynx is open; when the air pressure within the alveoli exceeds atmospheric pressure, air is blown from the lungs (expiration).

There is a lengthy synopsis in the Theater for a New Audience program, to help a presumably ignorant audience contend with the adventures of Pericles, Prince of Tyre, who is blown from shore to shore of the ancient world, as he wins and loses and re-obtains a wife and daughter.

When the hole is sufficiently large to allow the passage of 3 10 TE cells, some media is blown from the biopsy pipette through it so that the TE detaches from the inner surface of the zona and starts collapsing.

The wind that is blowing from Nigeria is now here".

"Today the wind is blowing from the south.

Water is blowing in every direction and smoke is blowing from the engine".

The wind, Mr Orbán has said in speeches in recent months, is "blowing from the east".

If the wind is blowing from the east, you're getting the wind from Scandinavia and Russia.