Sentence examples for most blowers from inspiring English sources

(In a test by Consumer Reports last year, some electric models came in at that decibel level, which the magazine equated with a window air-conditioner on high. But most blowers, at 50 feet, tested closer to 70 decibels or higher).

Most leaf blowers allow you to vacuum leaves and grass and blow it into a container and it is in this form and function that you will use the blower.

So do most whistle-blowers who are employed by the government.

Maybe now The Times has a good idea of what most whistle-blowers go through.

Mr. Grassley said that while "I consider most whistle-blowers that I have met to be conscientious, honorable people, their higher-ups consider them a skunk at a picnic".

Most whistle-blowers release either confidential or classified material.

Pearce's father is Simon Pearce, one of the most renowned glass blowers in the world, whose Vermont-based company has retail outlets across the Northeast, including one on Park Avenue.

The two most recent whistle-blowers raise potentially more serious issues.

He's not the most sympathetic whistle-blower in the world".

Oliver Stone's "Snowden," a quiet, crisply drawn portrait of the world's most celebrated whistle-blower, belongs to a curious subgenre of movies about very recent historical events.

By accusing the Philippine president, Joseph Estrada, of accepting more than $8 million in kickbacks from illegal gambling, Mr. Singson, the rough-edged provincial governor of Illocos Sur, has overnight become the most sensational whistle-blower in this country's history.