Sentence examples for orders to be blown from inspiring English sources

The fire, the latest of a number in recent years to devastate 19th-century piers along the southern English coast, engulfed the centrepiece two-storey building of a structure which had previously survived such threats as severe storms and orders to be blown up during the second world war.

Yet whereas our enjoyment of other famous artists is enhanced by a biography amplified into myth, we feel no need to know anything about Klimt in order to be blown away by The Kiss (1908).

The Sikh rebel Banda Singh Bahadur was finally vanquished in 1716 by the emperor Farrukhsiyar, and after his execution, Banda's son was ordered to be "blown to bits by a cannon".

Lieutenant General Laing suppressed the rebels and ordered twelve to be blown from guns.

Realising that further manoeuvring would be pointless, Crutchley ordered the charges to be blown and the ship evacuated.

This caused the electric motors to fail, damaged her propellers and led to water entering the submarine, as a result of which Sorber ordered the ballast tanks to be blown and the submarine abandoned.

In fact, one of the things that Hare shows so well is that thought for Bush is a sort of pseudo event, a posture that carries no weight thinking is a fuse that has to be blown in order for him to do what he wants to do.

The trumpet is constantly poised at his lips, ready to be blown when God so orders.

Prepare to be blown away.

"I'm hoping to be blown away".

In particular, the initial concentration of the EVA solution to be blow spun was varied in order to get different surface topographies.