Sentence examples for take a blind from inspiring English sources
Many campus authorities take a blind eye to it or claim this is about academic freedom.
"We're certainly not going to take a blind Luddite approach and say it's awful.
Dresdner too would rather build trust methodically than take a blind leap, especially after its experience with Deutsche.
The chances of someone wanting to take a blind shot for you… it's not going to happen.
"It is clearly an absurd letter but I have to say that nobody is going to take a blind bit of notice," he said.
Nothing in these precedents allots any place to the results of referendums or requires our sovereign parliament to take a blind bit of notice of them.
Nobody takes a blind bit of notice of what happens.
They're definitely more confident about taking a blind passenger".
"The government has just taken a blind eye to it," he said.
Nobody took a blind bit of notice.Simon says, count in tensThe French tried to do too much, too early.
When was the last time Grayling had ever taken a blind piece of notice of anything Clegg had said?
