Sentence examples for years blowing from inspiring English sources

As the costs soar over the years, blowing £9bn on your principles begins to look like a bargain.

Blake grew up playing piano; his return to that instrument after a few years blowing holes in his eardrums is an inspired lateral shimmy.

HARTFORD — Connecticut's state workers, in voting results announced on Friday, rejected a deal meant to produce $1.6 billion in labor savings over two years, blowing a gaping hole in the state budget, raising the likelihood of thousands of layoffs and threatening chaos in a state that has largely avoided the rancorous labor issues seen elsewhere.

But any one of these icy nights beneath the warbling stars, those shards of horns long shivered that still take solos, if you close your eyes you can almost sense my presence, holding down the cosmic bottom for billions of years, blowing the antisong of the antispheres.

Afterwards came another three big up years, blowing off in 2000, a protracted chip bull market fueled by a similar combination of new tech products and applications as we see today.

The company shot up 156-percent year over year, blowing past Garmin to capture fourth place on the chart.

Its revenues grew by 32% in the past quarter, year-over-year, blowing past erstwhile rivals like Dell (11%), Hewlett-Packard (8.3%) and Microsoft (14.4%).

The security has soared more than 64% since the beginning of the year, blowing past former resistance in the 39-40 area.

They usually lose the mass equivalent to that of the Earth each year, blowing winds at up to 5.6 million mph (9 million km/h).

THE new year blew in, as the old year blew out, in a gale of Israeli-Palestinian blood.

Until the election year blows over, Gov. Jerry Brown is stationary — in a crouch, protecting himself politically, satisfied with the status quo.