Sentence examples for taking a blind from inspiring English sources
They're definitely more confident about taking a blind passenger".
"Then he filled the 40-hour requirement by every Saturday taking a blind man to a gym and walking him through his physical activity".
FINANCE ministers of the 11 euro-zone countries produced their first-ever joint statement in support of the struggling currency this week only to find nobody in the financial markets taking a blind bit of notice.
For years you share your trenchant analyses and satirical aperçus on the subject of broadcast sport, without the slightest indication that anyone is taking a blind bit of notice.
The Republicans have been accused of having Tea Party tantrums, they've been compared to people who want to burn the house down, suicide bombers, hostage takers and teenage drivers repeatedly taking a blind curve in the rain.
My five day holiday in Rome was a feast for the senses; cappuccinos by the Spanish Steps, walking past the majestic Pantheon in the midst of orchestral symphonies and experiencing the joy of taking a blind turn into a picturesque piazza.
Nobody takes a blind bit of notice of what happens.
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.
"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.
