Sentence examples for random blow from inspiring English sources

If there was one random blow from above The way he's come to know From years in this place, The roots were stronger.

Perhaps to make sure his global audience knew he was not a random blow-in he threw in a little joke of his own: "There's only so much a former Australian prime minister can take".

Just as they were about to discuss how sore their cores were feeling, a random gust of wind simultaneously blew down a potted plant stand, extinguished all 284 candles (#internshoutout) and disheveled the coveted rose until it became limp bud on its silver tray.

Modern approximations of repoussé work consist of mechanically stamped designs touched up with random hammer blows.

That history is not a trash bag of random coincidences blown open by the wind, but a long slow journey to redemption.

Those who stood -- reporters, photographers, police officers and random others -- blew on their fingers, rubbed their arms madly and jumped wildly, movements that seemed fitting when Willie Colón began to play salsa.

Games occasionally use the microphone, but usually for communication or for some random things like blowing into your ship's sails.

Every night I watch them chase cars, bust random U-turns, and blow red lights.

He further tested random versus contingent bubble blowing in another child with autism who had been evaluated as "high functioning".

It contains a very funny sendup of cable news networks' obsession with death and disaster, their relentless pursuit of stories about "stray acts of God and random nonsense": from airplanes blown out of the sky and Kennedy family woes to the sort of "not-the-news stories" (like a hunter killed by a gun, accidentally fired by his dog) that "end up as jokes on the Internet".

Celebrate your grandchild on a random Monday afternoon by blowing up a bunch of balloons, buying a cake and celebrating your grandchild.