Sentence examples for time to blow from inspiring English sources

Time to blow some minds at the egg hunt.

"IT is time to blow the whole thing up".

Seven years on it's time to blow the whistle".

Have a Blast The New Year is here, and it's time to blow your horn.

Indeed, he reckons it's time to blow a few Wagnerian fanfares on its behalf.

"It's time to blow it up and throw it away," a soldier standing nearby said.

If you don't have time to blow-dry your hair, just turn on the heater in your car.

He threw 86 pitches, 30 of them in the sixth inning as the Dodgers scored five times to blow the game open.

Instagram already offers carousel Stories ads with up to three slides instead of one, so users have to tap three times to blow past them.

This time he remembered to blow on the ink.

That, they said, was their answer to defusing the fiscal time bomb set to blow in January.