Sentence examples for too much blow from inspiring English sources

F. Kennedy Jr., noting that it had too much Blow and not enough Kennedy.

At the start of Act II, Warren returns to Dennis's place, high on the possibility of love with Jessica, and finds Dennis hung over from doing too much blow.

An industry where you can bump into, at the time, America's sweetest sweetheart, physically convulsing in the corner of a room because she's done too much blow, with no one offering help.

An industry where you can bump into, at the time, America's sweetest sweetheart, physically convulsing in the corner of a room because she's done too much blow, with no one offering their help.

He's covering for his wife who "did too much blow last night" and who, "doesn't even know how to drive," when an attemped carjacking forces him to relive the criminal-punishing antics of his former self.

An industry where you can bump into, at the time, America's sweetest sweetheart, physically convulsing in the corner of a room because she's done too much blow, with no one in sight offering their help.

It arose from her coverage of the Dale Farm disputes for the Economist and in truth, there is too much blow-by-blow detail of this battle.

Caffeine works by stimulating the adrenals, so too much blows our circuits, destabilizes blood sugar levels, disrupts sleep, causes emotional edginess and results in long-term exhaustion.

You can get adapters to plug multiple devices into the cigarette lighter plug, but the total power is limited to a few hundred watts or less and drawing too much can blow a fuse.

Remember that a baby's lungs are very small, so you shouldn't blow too much air or blow too forcefully.

The surge is too much, it blows.