Sentence examples for love blow from inspiring English sources
In Back to Black's great tangle of pride and neediness we found a melding of the two: "You love blow and I love puff," she sang.
Ms. Winehouse has often sung about harmful appetites, not just in "Rehab" but in "Addicted" (about a freeloading pot smoker) and in "Back to Black," in which she sings, "You love blow and I love puff/And life is like a pipe".
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Built around a series of disco breaks, but also bemoaning the bad luck a person can have in love, Blow's Soul Train show (in suit jacket with nothing underneath) helped to catapult The Breaks to gold record status – another first.
Or Terry Farrell's monolithic MI6 building in London (the one James Bond's enemies seem to love blowing up).
Much of the music featured in "Love Blows as the Wind Blows," a new album from the young New Zealand bass-baritone Jonathan Lemalu (on EMI), shows that a certain Handelian decorum still held sway over British vocal music in the early twentieth century.
I didn't love Blow-Up as a movie, but it did put the idea of becoming a photographer into my head.
Rule number #7: A lot of times the stuff you think you love, blows your mind because bands play better at a festival.
That cliche about how men love blowing money on coke and hookers has its basis firmly in reality —Cynthia, a 20-something east coast escort.
Not because I love blowing $3.00 plus tip every few hours on a bitter infusion of beans and water, but because I'm hopelessly addicted (and yes, OK, I enjoy the ritual).
