Sentence examples for turn to blow from inspiring English sources

"I did?" Indeed she did, and on Sunday in the same arena, it was Li's turn to blow an opportunity, this time against Clijsters.

Then it was Rangers' turn to blow the chance of cashing in on a bad passback.

Occasionally, he turned to blow smoke in the direction of the podium.

After hitting the ball, he circled the bases in triumph, hugged Jeter and Abreu at the plate, then turned to blow a kiss to the crowd.

The guerrillas also turned to blowing up electricity pylons 267 of them in the past year.

She pushed herself up from the beach chair in the moment that the two of them came at each other — and Sid, though he was slow to anger, could have torn Richie apart, and would have but for the intervention of David, who forced himself between them before the shoves could turn to blows.

She pushed herself up from the beach chair in the moment that the two of them came at each other and Sid, though he was slow to anger, could have torn Richie apart, and would have but for the intervention of David, who forced himself between them before the shoves could turn to blows.

We'll know panic has really set in if those kids turn up to blow out his birthday candles this weekend in Kennebunkport.

Mr. Richmond, who worked in the Express Mail section, had volunteered for a cleanup detail on Oct. 11, and was working near one of the big sorting machines -- the very one through which the anthrax-infected Daschle letter is believed to have passed -- when the powerful air-jet cleaners were turned on to blow out the machine's dust and dirt.

Every matchup he chooses turns out to blow up in his face.

A quick "welcome to Bangkok" in the city's international airport turned to blows and ended with people having to pull Björk off the journalist.