Sentence examples for time of blowing from inspiring English sources

It is recalled only as a time of blowing the ram's horn or "Shofar".

By the time of "Blowing Smoke," however, as Don learns after accompanying her home to meet her scummy playwright husband and look at her paintings, she has fallen on very bad times.

Bilbao really are a delight; they attack with such speed and numbers that at times they look capable of blowing United apart.

The Boston Red Sox are currently in 1st place, but they have plenty of time to blow it.

However, the residence time of the blown bottle inside the mould is also an important factor affecting its final properties.

A preacher hectoring the crowd carried a sign making the claim, "The winds of the end of time are blowing".

His disdain for the joke didn't stop the actor from reviving it himself when fellow "Anchorman 2" co-star James Marsden said the phrase, "A lot of time spent blowing that out".

At the time I just kind of blew it off, I didn't really engage in the conversation.

In this section, we prove the solution quenches in finite time and blowing up of (u_{t}) at the only quenching point (x=0).

Blue dwarfs, more massive but less common than yellow dwarfs, endure for only a fraction of that time, blowing themselves up in supernova explosions within about 30 million years.

"At the time of the blow-out they were caught red-handed, drastically understating the amount of oil going into the Gulf".