Sentence examples for pain blow from inspiring English sources

If you feel exhausted or in pain, blow air from your mouth to release the carbon dioxide from your system.

The closest anyone came to physical danger last week was when Moseley was handed a hot plate and yelped in pain, thus blowing his audition for employment.

For CO2, N2O, and for the Gas Mixture, the pain when blowing over the tongue tip and the pH changes of saline and Hartmann's solution were estimated.

To be able to help others in my own time of pain, it blows me away.

Instead of making matters worse, Ward's high tolerance for pain lessened the blow to the Knicks.

The waiting crowd of watchers groaned and sucked in their breaths in sympathetic pain at every blow.

"As I entered the grounds of the premises, I felt that pain and the blow to my neck," Nasser Kurdy, 58, told The Guardian on Monday.

The air rushes from my lungs and I gasp, feel a rush of heat up the back of my neck, and grit my teeth through the pain of the blow.

They too were showing their pain at the blowing out of their candle in the wind.

That no seven year old should be maimed in such a way, left with a legacy of pain and disability, blown up when walking to school.

Then, before medical school, Dr. Farrago squatted to work on an electrical outlet, and to ease pain from a blown-out knee, "I put some towels behind my leg," he said.