Sentence examples for some blowout from inspiring English sources

His index of leading indicators--editorial cartoons, magazine covers, Op Ed pieces, newspaper headlines--has been telling him that some blowout is right around the corner, and for a while he thought that Haiti might be it.

In the pool phases, many of the second-tier nations were hampered by having to play two games in as few as five days, which took its toll and led to some blowout scores in the later matches.

Elly Jackson spent her teens hitting the warehouse raves of north London, and an appearance in front of Glastonbury's premier party starters could end up being quite some blowout.

Following Netflix's last earnings report — which it, as you might expect, included some blowout subscriber numbers — the company rocketed past a market cap of $100 billion.

The two worked efficiently, mixing the Andersons' furniture with new pieces and flea-market finds, although there were some blowouts.

And they have had a bad habit recently of winning some blowouts, but losing close games (something which tends to even out over the long run).

"We're still going to have some blowouts.

"We expected there to be some significant blowouts".

Most expected a win over Minnesota on Monday, some even a blowout.

By John McCarten The New Yorker, March 30 , 1957P. 27 We stopped at the Biltmore Bar the other evening before facing some sort of blowout at the Yale Club, and found ourself in conversation with a gentleman, who was surveying the crowd of commuters.

Due for a stinker after a week of high-adrenaline games, the Yankees sleepwalked tonight through a 14-0 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, their most lopsided defeat of the year, their play reminiscent of some of their blowout losses last September.