Sentence examples for should be blown from inspiring English sources
He often said, only half-jokingly, that the "square Colosseum" should be blown up.
It's funny, that you should be blown together by the winds to be like that.
He once suggested on television that theatres staging Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals should be blown up.
He also said that the Minerals Management Service should be blown apart, not merely restructured, as Mr. Salazar has proposed.
A growing consensus seems to be that the Olympic committee, like a crumbling stadium, should be blown up and rebuilt.
Mr. Bloomberg's immediate predecessor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, said three years ago that the school system should be "blown up," to cite just one example from a rich repertoire.
By Wednesday, winds should be blowing inland from the ocean, Mr. Hilgendorf said.
"The headline should be, 'Blowing his own trumpet'," Bryony says with a giggle.
"On paper you would think that with a lot less work, these things should be blowing through the system and they are not," he said.
Granted, no one, and I mean no one, should be blowing $400 on a bottle of Champagne right now unless it's your last day on earth, but the cocktails here are only like $10".
The level of the referee's performance will be higher in the World Cup because a lot of times on Saturday he didn't seem to know who had committed the foul and whether he should be blowing his whistle.
