Sentence examples for started blowing on from inspiring English sources

She started blowing on the lure, something bass will do sometimes on the bed, flaring her gills in anger, trying to get the intruder to leave.

But on a January night, when temperatures have dropped into the teens, it's easier still to dart into the clean, bright, tastefully decorated dining room of Beijing Pop Kabob, huddle around one of the ten-odd tables, and start blowing on the tall glass brimming with scalding hot black-and-jasmine tea that you are served immediately.

"There was lots of smoke, then flames started blowing out the first floor windows on the side of the house".

"I think the first time the true significance of my freedom dawned on me was when I was at my parents' house playing with my little nephews and they started blowing raspberries on my belly".

But the meme started blowing up on my Facebook feed (and probably yours) over the weekend when a newly created meme generator allowed the ability to insert your own name instead of Bill's.

Yet a steady trickle of camp officials have started blowing the whistle on what one described as "rampant" sexual exploitation of women refugees.

While it's true that Amazon's products have rarely been about the hardware itself, the original Echo was long overdue for a rethink, as devices like the Dot started blowing past it on the company's Top Seller charts.

I started blowing my paychecks on bills.

When Cortana started blowing up, he turned on her, claiming that since she got her boob job, she "really changed" and now only cared about money.

He picked up a shard and placed a mic pickup on one end, then started blowing.

After concluding that the risk to divers had fallen as the ship seemed to stop its movement, navy crews started blowing new holes in the hull on Saturday to give divers easier access to the submerged part of the ship.