Sentence examples for will continue to blow from inspiring English sources

But the populist wind will continue to blow.

So dark secrets, and their solutions, will continue to blow in from all points north.

Some investors are betting that the wind will continue to blow in a renterly direction.

Fok might as well have promised that the wind will continue to blow post-merger.

This parliamentary vote is a sign of the way the wind is blowing, and will continue to blow without any progress towards peace".

Traditionalists may squirm at the company's modern interpretation of its classic grille on the 100EX, but the radical reshaping of the super-luxury auto market in recent years means that the winds of change will continue to blow only harder.

"We'll continue to blow vuvuzelas for Brazil or some other team, but it'll be to show they are welcome here," he said.

They explain that Stevens has zapped in from another time and space through a software program called Source Code and will keep returning to the train — where he'll continue to blow up — until he finds the bomber.

Regrettably, my feeling is that listening to the Republicans' rhetoric between now and November will be like watching someone continue to blow up an already too-inflated balloon as the rest of us cringe and wait for it to pop.

Jenni Russell As the financial winds continue to blow cold, we will look to Europe for a coordinated response.

Still, headwinds do continue to blow.