Sentence examples for test blew from inspiring English sources

North Korea's 1998 test blew a gaping hole in China's diplomacy in the region.

This toothy consumer test blew up in a man's face.

They used a penalty to achieve position in Scotland's 22 and, showing a purpose that had been lacking since the opening minutes, headed towards the Scottish posts with options on either side when Brown gambled by not releasing immediately and Pollock, as he did at the end of the first Lions Test, blew with alacrity.

"If the test blows up in our face, we have to start over," she said.

Based on the results of the various jet blowing ratios and consequent local/overall heat transfer data, we conclude that the jet blowing ratio of 1 5 is an optimized condition for enhancing heat transfer coefficient at a given exit quality in the tested blowing ratios.

Few donors, it is safe to say, imagine the many other ways corpses give their all for science: mangled in automobile crash tests, blown to bits by land mines or cut up with power saws to be shipped in pieces around the country or even abroad.

I am not a focus-group tested, blow-dried candidate or governor".

Before the summit, North Korea agreed to an easily reversible moratorium on nuclear and missile testing, it blew up a nuclear test site (but probably only for show), it started razing a missile-testing site, and it released three U.S. prisoners who had been taken so that North Korea could get credit for releasing them.

According to the police report, Reiff took a breathalyzer test and blew a.204.

Law enforcement officials told the website the 20-year-old actor, who currently stars on Disney's "Pair of Kings" and lends his voice to the cartoon series "Phineas and Ferb," was given a breathalyzer test and blew well above the.08 BAC limit.

These assumptions were badly upset in July, when Mr Kim conducted missile tests; his nuclear test has blown them away.