Sentence examples for members blowing from inspiring English sources

Rather than adopting any particular style, the A.A.C.M. nurtured the radical individualism of its members, blowing past the idiomatic restrictions of jazz while embracing its tradition of innovation.

I can remember many occasions when hearing preaching from the pulpits of such places as St. Sabina and Trinity, I felt as though I were listening to "family stuff", overhearing close family members blowing off steam or caricaturing those whom they held responsible for their circumstances of injustice and discrimination.

After the sentencing, family members blew kisses to Bouterse, who smiled and gave a thumbs-up sign.

In a square near the justice ministry in Rome on Tuesday, dozens of people in their 20s who took the test in April, as well as Sappe members, blew whistles, waved flags and sang the national anthem, demanding that the government immediately hire 1,000 guards.

The group said in a statement posted online by its supporters that its members blew up a bike loaded with explosives in the southern Beirut suburb of Borj al-Barajneh and that when onlookers gathered, a suicide bomber blew himself up among them.

Family gatherings can be stressful, and sometimes family members blow off steam by criticizing others, blowing tiny little issues way out of proportion.

Israel killed a top leader of Hamas on Thursday after a Hamas member blew himself apart on a city bus here Tuesday, killing 20 people.

The same month, a suspected Qaeda member blew himself up after being surrounded by security forces in a suburb of Sana.

Witness the shootings at the University of Texas in 1966 (14 killed), Columbine High School in 1999 (13 killed), Virginia Tech in 2007 322 killed), or, for those with a sense of history, see Bath School disaster of 1927 in which an angry school board member blew up 38 children and 6 adults in Michigan.

Each verse sets up an easy rhyme ("Scott plays stickball and likes to skate / Frank is never on time, he's always _____") but, like Gilligan, one member blows it every single time ("Sleeping?"), to sidesplitting effect.

The Liberation Army, with 5,000 members, blows up oil pipelines in this oil-rich region in northeastern Colombia, kidnaps people for ransom and attacks isolated police outposts.