Sentence examples similar to made blown from inspiring English sources
It made blowing shit up an art form.
At first lenses were made from selected pieces of window glass or the glass used to make blown tableware.
"Brendan Behan," he said, "could make blowing your nose seem interesting".
In Kabul two students, said to be members of the Taliban, died when a bomb they were making blew up.
A recurring element in the stories is the one wrong move a character makes — blowing off college applications, committing adultery — that turns an Edenic life into a postlapsarian hell.
Sabbagh, 17, died when a bomb that he was making blew up, Bahraini police said.
Using bubblegum instead of regular gum will make blowing bubbles a little easier.
In another moment they make blow down from the tree or take flight to another telephone pole.
De Palma next made Blow Out (1981), a conspiracy-theory thriller based on his own original screenplay.
Republicans have now made "blow up diplomacy" the Republican Party Line.
The whoosh it makes blows Beatrice a bit to the right.
