Sentence examples for need a blow from inspiring English sources

I need a blow job.

You don't need a blow torch, a breathalyzer or a $460,000 bottle of whiskey to impress your friends with some boozy wizardry.

With regard to your purchasers, frequently they need a blow by blow account nonetheless it doesn't hurt to see early on what selective information they take to get from you.

"Why do we need a blow-by-blow account" of the murders, she said, adding she wanted to protect Sydney, 21, and Justin, 18, her late sister's children with Mr. Simpson.

(Then you'll need a razor) Blow dry your hair.

I may need a "mind blown" emoji to get my head around this.

Virtual business cards are great for: Small businesses that don't need a full blown website.

"We have a scene where we need a building to blow up.

And by all accounts, Mr. Thompson, who delivered a middling performance in the first debate, needed a knockout blow to shake up the campaign in its final days.

The president seemed to think he needed a knockout blow and his base undoubtedly believes he landed one after another, while some will find the president's "horses and bayonets" and Battleship diatribe remarkably condescending and unattractively sarcastic (the Democratic base undoubtedly believes Mitt Romney is a joke and deserves to be treated as such).

Things I would not need: a Gore-Tex raincoat, a blow dryer.