Sentence examples for stone blew from inspiring English sources

Tobias Stone blew up Medium in 2016 with his post about Trump and Brexit.

Watch the clip above to hear Colbert's take on #CancelColbert, and then take a look at the cold open with B.D. Wong below, followed by Colbert and Stone blowing up the show's official Twitter account.

THIS JUST IN! Trae Pierce and the T-Stone Band blew the roof off the Green Parrot! 'I expected to find a crater when I came back today!' laughed John Vagnoni, co-owner/overseer of the GP, and the man with the incredible ear who selects the bands.

Some said the stones were blown by strong winds or pulled by magnetic fields.

Runestone U 431 (location) was discovered, like U 430, in a field belonging to the inn of Åshusby when stones were blown up in order to prepare the field for growing crops in 1889.

The son of a US Marine Corps pilot, by 14, first the Beatles, then the Stones had blown successive holes in his brain and he'd begun to develop a fixation with Nazi memorabilia that never really left him.

It used to be just one stone, but the Ministry of Defence blew it up.

The pair's history stretches from Romney's pained courtship of Trump's endorsement in 2012 to Trump's searing criticism of Romney in 2016, when he called his predecessor a "stone cold loser" who blew an easy chance to beat then-President Barack Obama.

I realised it was windy because, when I stopped for a wee near a dry-stone wall, the wind blew my wee over the wall and in to the adjacent field.

What I found was that the Breathometer was accurate in establishing that Yim was stone-cold sober, while I blew a 0.04.

After blessing herself twice, she blew kisses toward the stone, then headed back to the path.