Sentence examples for such as blowing from inspiring English sources
Indiscriminate bombing — "such as blowing up of hotels, buildings, and public transportation" — is not permitted, because innocents will surely die.
Even user habits such as blowing on the cart to clean it (not recommended) are analogous to the rituals around playing and enjoying records.
Practices that had long been considered acceptable, such as blowing your nose into your hands and spitting onto the floor, ceased to be so.
During a trial lasting more than a year, the court heard of other possible targets, such as blowing up the British Parliament ("a joke", claimed Mr Khyam).
And it is also contemplating developing "limited" nuclear weapons for tactical use, such as blowing up underground stores of chemical weapons.In this section Old Alabama won't leave politely What's new?
A "taggantO is a microscopic plastic or metal marker that can be added to explosive materials to allow them to be traced if they are used for criminal purposes, such as blowing up federal office buildings.
There's no such thing as blowing the whole thing.
Aside from recording of the performances, the album included an hour-long documentary that shows Shakira "touring the world and doing such fun things as blowing bubbles, getting massages, and being serenaded by a mariachi band".
Physical traumas (such as blows to or falls of the mother) and psychological traumas are rarely implicated in miscarriage.
The phone box was plastered with mock-ups of calling cards of prostitutes with names such as Blow-up Betty and Bulging German Sausage.
He went on to turn down roles in some of the biggest films of the decade – Speed, Titanic, Interview With the Vampire and Indecent Proposal – in favour of cult films such as Blow, Arizona Dream and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
