Sentence examples for trials blow from inspiring English sources

Among the seven experimental or quasi-experimental trials (Blow et al. 2006; Butler et al. 2003; Cucciare et al. 2013; Kypri et al. 2008; Neumann et al. 2006; Suffoletto et al. 2012; Trinks et al. 2010), findings were mixed, with several reporting differences between the intervention and comparison conditions in follow-up outcomes and others not.

- In Afghanistan, suicide bombers dressed in army uniforms walked into a court to free Taliban fighters on trial, blew themselves up, and killed at least 46 people.

- In Afghanistan, suicide bombers dressed in army uniforms walked into a court to free Taliban fighters on trial, blew themselves up and killed at least 46 people.

Javeed, nicknamed Prinny, ended up in Iraq where, it emerged during the trial, he blew himself up in a suicide attack.

After the wobbles of recent days Froome is back to his imperious best and extends his lead to an indomitable 3min 25sec with a barnstorming individual time trial that blows his rivals to the four winds.

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight At Camelot one New Year's Day the feasting knights are interrupted by a gigantic green knight who arrives for a trial of blows.

Fabian Cancellara, a Swiss rider for the CSC team who is also the world time-trial champion, blew away the field in the short race against the clock, winning by more than four and a half seconds over Bradley Wiggins, a British rider for the High Road team.

How can you be jealous of someone on trial for blowing up a building with a pipe bomb?

He stands trial for blowing up this building he didn't own, in the middle of Manhattan, without so much as a blasting permit.

Tony Rackauckas led off the opening day of the much-anticipated trial with a blow-by-blow account of the beating, using photos and at one point a wooden police baton to underscore his account.

Part of his sucess is his ability to evade capture – a trial would presumably blow his famed anonymity.