Sentence examples for sometimes blown in from inspiring English sources

The glass was sometimes blown in molds.

"There are also a couple of tropical species that sometimes blow in.

The bright areas in the N's photos are sometimes blown out, and low-light shots can be grainy.

And? "I met a lot of people, got some smoke blown up my... blown where smoke is sometimes blown".

"Sometimes when you look up at the goal post, one goal post is blowing in and the other one was blowing in, too," he said.

Over the years they have had to sell some land (they began with 120 acres and are now down to about 94) to pay off various debts, including the renovation of their 230-year-old home, which was so drafty that snow would sometimes blow through the cracks in the wood.

Plus when the CVs come in the names can sometimes blow you away.

They sometimes blew up Nazi soldiers; sometimes civilians were killed inadvertently.

Sometimes it blows in gently, as fine as sieved icing sugar.

"During the Blitz a lot of shops had their windows blown in and sometimes they put up notices saying, 'More open than usual.' I now declare this place more open than usual".

"The windows were blown in.