Sentence examples for it's blown from inspiring English sources

"By far the most successful Bake Off book so far has been Nadiya's, it's blown the others out of the water in terms of popularity," said Carvalho.

The old Docklands is something Harold is happy to plough under for future profit, even as he lauds the Dunkirk spirit and hymns The Lion And Unicorn, his own pub (the outrage on Harold's face when it's blown up is exquisite).

No matter how poignant and intimate that work, it's blown out of the gallery by Tannenbaum's pictures of Grace Jones, Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, and other iconic rockers in their photogenic prime.

"It's blown the state wide open," said Joe Monahan, whose daily blog is among New Mexico's most closely followed political journals.

"There's been a little bit of a scuffle at Stoke, but it's blown over now.

"My daughter wanted to go home, and she doesn't understand the wind took the home and it's blown away".

It's blowing up.

It's blowing!" Simone interrupted.

It's blowing cold in through the door.

"It's blowing up," Marchessault said.

Seven days ago, it was blown out in its conference opener.