Sentence examples for using it to blow from inspiring English sources

The first was a demonstration of the atomic bomb prior to or instead of its military use: exploding the bomb on an uninhabited island or in the desert, in front of invited observers from Japan and other countries; or using it to blow the top off Mount Fuji, outside Tokyo.

Now, comes the final touch: using it to blow stuff up.

My dad (and now I) use it to blow dry carburetors after being in carb dip and my computer when it needs it.

Last week, I used it to blow out all the tyres of a big black car that had blocked me in at Waitrose.

In 1996, the United Nations hauled away some of the HMX and used it to blow up Al Hakam, a vast Iraqi factory for making germ weapons.

But things are derailed when a hacker gains control of a drone in Afghanistan and uses it to blow up an American convoy.

He's stolen the nitro and plans to use it to blow up the Confederates who are in fact racists and deserve it (wonder if they'll be voting next Tuesday?).

They gave that power the snappy label "shock and awe," and then used it to blow a hole in the heart of the Middle East by invading Iraq.

The Supreme Court initially established a narrow definition of corruption in the 1970s, but Citizens United used it to blow open the gates that had been holding back corporate money.

Once the trucks are removed, take your hair dryer and use it to blow on one end of the board, warming it up.

Turn on the hair dryer and use it to blow hot air over the dent and the surrounding area for one to two consecutive minutes.