Sentence examples for was blown on from inspiring English sources

Much of it was blown on propping up the currency, to benefit politically powerful importers.

The previous bubble was blown on Wall Street, and thus on Main Street, as ordinary investors put their savings into dotcoms and lost them.

After the whistle was blown on the National Security Agency's No Call Left Behind program, the president said he would welcome an ex post facto debate.

It was blown on the surface in powder form before glazing; a bamboo tube, closed with gauze at one end, was employed for the purpose.

"It was not needed and it is nothing short of a scandal that almost £250,000 of taxpayers' money was blown on equipment which cannot legally be used".

Robert Dellow, 54, from Lowestoft in Suffolk died when his lorry was blown on top of two cars in West Lothian and the other after being struck by a falling tree during the storm.

He was blowing on a plastic trumpet he had won, immersed in the kaleidoscopic whirl.

My first thought was that a fan was blowing on them.

She was left unattended and rolled off the couch and onto a steam vaporizer that was blowing on the floor, Scarpinati recalled on Facebook.

The lid was blowing on the cover-up.

The Lakers knew which way the wind was blowing on Friday with Gasol and Anthony, and in a flurry acquired Jeremy Lin in a trade before re-signing Nick Young and Jordan Hill.