Sentence examples for which has blown from inspiring English sources

For one night at least, the bullpen — which has blown six games since July 22 — did its job.

In the Scottish Review this month came a rebuttal of Kelly's views by novelist Sophie Cooke, which has blown into a full-scale literary row.

Seton Hall was almost in awe of Boston College, the highest-ranked Big East team, which has blown out two straight opponents.

Political exclusion was the issue that drove the southern rebels to fight, and it was the same issue that fueled the rebellion to the west, in Darfur, which has blown up into one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.

Williams needed 4 game points but finally held to level the first set at 5-5. Williams has been bothered throughout the match by her loose, tablecloth-esque skirt, which has blown up above her waist several times either between points or during them.

But there are no clear signposts, which will irk investors.Their frustration pales next to that of the Fed itself, which has blown its balance-sheet up to $3.6 trillion and held rates at zero since 2008 but achieved underwhelming results in return.

She had opened a letter bomb which had blown up in her face.

Their fast break, which had blown open so many games, produced one field goal all game.

Moreover, saboteurs or thieves — nobody was quite sure which — had blown up oil pipelines near Kirkuk and in the western desert, causing fires that raged for days.

In the heap there was also a brightly colored comic book, "Popular Western," which had blown in from a decades-old Ruscha painting of a gas station.

Those screenshots, which have blown up on Twitter and Reddit at a truly alarming rate, are critical to the appeal of the game.