Sentence examples for was blown by from inspiring English sources
"My mind was blown by the play's intriguing ambiguities," he said.
His teenage mind was blown by seminal psychedelia like "2001" and Kenneth Anger's "Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome".
(Mr. le Carré, born David John Moore Cornwell, was a British spy whose cover was blown by Philby).
Shame Sigourney Weaver's "surprise" cameo was blown by the trailers, but there are still a few surprises en route.
But in 1991, he said, his cover was blown by TV Marti, the anti-Castro television station based in the United States that broadcasts to Cuba.
They were alphabetically arranged, and I got only as far as L, where my teenage mind was blown by all the sexy words: leer, lewd, lecherous, libidinous, licentious, lubricious, etc.
Velazquez guided him to mid-track, and the pair was blowing by horses.
"My legs were being blown by the wind".
The trumpets have usually been blown by administrators wanting to save on faculty salaries.
Its large purplish flower clusters break off and are blown by the wind.
It can move fast, it can be blown by the wind at 5-10 knots.
