Sentence examples for it blew down from inspiring English sources

It blew down from the glacier-studded peaks of the Alaska Range, through the icebergs of Turnagain Arm and across the frozen expanse of the Twenty Mile River.

That's partly because it blew down from so far away, from a place most of us haven't seen and can't easily imagine.

Wilderness is Glacier National Park.' You get the attitude from the people who are interested in forest management that says, 'Well, why would you want to set something aside that could be harvested?' Then you get the people who are worried about everything that could happen in the world, and they say: 'Well, what if it blew down?

It blew down in a storm in the early 1990s.

A hangar survived until 1991, when it blew down in a storm.

A large oak tree stood at the center until it blew down in a storm in 1998.

The velocity of the wind is intensified as it blows down from the highlands to the coast and by the "jet effect" that results as it is funneled through the narrow Rhône valley.

"We need to get this liability out of the forest before there's a catastrophic fire or it blows down".

Before its spire blew down in 1549, it was reputedly the tallest building in the world.

"Advertising without posters is like fishing without a worm," says Jim. "The Hatch poster, though, kicks with a louder boot when it blows down the door of advertising".

The Jets' safety Kerry Rhodes, for instance, whose excellence is much cited but mostly invisible to one at home in front of the set, becomes the most entertaining player to watch racing the width of the field to cover an open receiver, running like a man chasing his hat as it blows down the street on a windy day, not running in tandem but running to get there, before it's gone.