Sentence examples for that would blow from inspiring English sources

I've seen some amazing triplexes in TriBeCa that would blow your mind.

The W.T.O. was like a tidal wave that would blow Aurangabad's economy to flinders.

He's got looks going on with plaids and earmuffs that would blow your mind".

"I wanted masses of color and tall grasses that would blow in the wind".

Its Republican supporters are from the governing wing of the party—not from the wing that would blow Washington up.

Mr. Bush spoke of developing "boost-phase" antimissile systems that would blow up missiles right after they were launched.

Decades of refining has given Bollywood a performance edge that would blow unsuspecting European nations out of the water.

Mallon wanted to say something but was afraid to — as if the driver's hatred were a gas that would blow at the first word.

There were fog delays, and wind gusts that would blow off hats so fast "they'd be pinned against the center-field fence within three seconds," Clark said.

It should, however, fear nuclear proliferation, and hence any overturning of the test ban, since that would blow to bits the whole anti-proliferation effort.

Berman had told one friend she was working on something big, something involving the Las Vegas mob, something that would blow people's socks off.