Sentence examples for that blows with from inspiring English sources

And nothing bums out a nation that blows with the wind like a self-appointed messiah who disappoints.

To borrow the memorable words of Jon Huntsman, they see "a perfectly lubricated weather vane" — a hollow figure that blows with the wind and has all the spontaneity and heart of a recorded train timetable.

Every storm that blows ashore brings with it more evidence of the Louisiana crude that gushed into the Gulf.

Billy Baldwin tentatively connects that blow — along with later career and relationship difficulties — to a general darkening of Baldwin's mood, and an occasional habit of "grenade launching".

That blow, coupled with a vision in the palantír of the forces arrayed against him, drove him insane.

Whereas I was a jumble of opinions that blew with the trends of the era: deco, Laura Ashley, Memphis.

He parries that blow: "With web 2.0, how the application is using your personal data is front and centre in the interface versus something that's hidden behind the closed doors of your bank, where they figure out whether or not they'll give you a loan based on the results of the obscure algorithms that only they know," he argues.

That blow left Tam with broken teeth, convulsing on the ice.

Those tragic stories that blow our minds with the cruelty and pain also enrage us and make us rise up and shout, "No more of this violence, not on my watch".

Along with that blow to patronage, Mr. Tucker helped secure a victory in an important death penalty case, Witherspoon v. Illinois.

The in-game goat goes a bit further than that, blowing up barbecues, interfering with amateur science experiments and taking to the skies in a rocket-propelled jetpack.