Blow in a sentence | blow example sentences
- I will blow it cool.
- Blow me to the skies.
- And I will blow your.
- The blow was too much.
- We have to blow it up.
- The force of the blow.
- But it's time to blow.
- It was a knockout blow.
- It was a stunning blow.
- He tensed for the blow.
- Help me blow my wad.
- Breathe in and then blow.
- There is nothing to blow.
- The blow is a fatal one.
- Blow this place to hell.
- This will all blow over.
- What came next was a blow.
- He strikes a second blow.
- Make me blow all over.
- And blow out his candle.
- Blow where the wind will.
- Just blow up the doors.
- That was too great a blow.
- That this would blow over.
- And blow away on the wind.
- The blow comes from behind.
- She would blow her stack.
- He ran as the car blow up.
- I will blow his coat off.
- I needed to blow off steam.
- My wig is about to blow.
- I’ll blow her out for ya.
- To blow in a rapid instant.
- The blow was so hard that.
- This blow puts an end to it.
- Want to blow your nose?’.
- Only the winds blow by over.
- That made the breeze to blow.
- They blow a whole bunch of.
- Did he blow it? Who was the.
- That car is about to blow up.
- You delivered the death blow.
- The Customs boat would blow.
- Does the wind blow you out?
- You might blow your heart up.
- Kill with a blow to the head.
- Don't blow smoke in his face.
- It was a huge blow to my dad.
- She couldn’t blow this now.
- Isin ducked an imaginary blow.
- Knut leaned into another blow.
- Culturally, you blow me away.
- The poppy and the pansy blow.
- Her face turned with the blow.
- That made the breeze to blow!.
- It would blow the whole of Op.
- The sun struck his eyes a blow.
- She was not expecting the blow.
- You’ll blow up the house.
- She didn’t register the blow.
- Don’t blow smoke in his face.
- Something big was about to blow.
- That was a crushing blow to me.
- It was her father's final blow.
- It will he a great blow to him.
- There came a blow with a stick.
- It’s such a blow to her!’.
- It will blow over, I said.
- And this ship is about to blow.
- Elise fainted at the first blow.
- Well shit, blow the place up.
- But stun myself too in the blow.
- They have begun to blow already.
- Such a sad blow has befallen us.
- In the middle of this Joe Blow.
- But the worst blow was to follow.
- That was quite a blow to us all.
- Yeah, and things will blow over.
- Reality came as a stunning blow.
- I’ll blow up if I have anymore.
- It is really a heavy blow for me.
- It’s a massive blow to the U.
- They’ll blow whatever they find.
- A heavy blow on the back of his.
- Exercise helps to blow our steam.
- Frederick withstands a third blow.
- As who pursued with yell and blow.
- It had been a crushing blow to Mrs.
- I said drop it or I’ll blow.
- It must have been a terrible blow.
- A small blow, but I stayed anyway.
- Yet the next blow split it in two.
- Viella would have received a blow.
- It won't blow up, will it?
- I’ll blow your fucking head off.
- Steal, buy, blow; steal, buy, blow.
- When the fierce winds begin to blow.
- So the wind could never blow it in.
- Four buglers on foot blow a sennet.
- With one blow full in the chest, M.
- A strong wind was blowing.
- The wind is always blowing.
- The wind is blowing tonight.
- The wind is blowing so hard.
- Today the wind is blowing.
- There's a storm blowing up.
- I heard her blowing her nose.
- The wind was still blowing.
- The wind was blowing outside.
- It was blowing my head apart.
- The snow was blowing heavily.
- Gave me mind blowing oral sex.
- A khamsin was blowing that day.
- The breeze was blowing harder.
- I was free as the blowing wind.
- This wind is blowing strange.
- Sure, we have dust blowing in.
- The wind’s blowing towards us.
- It starts blowing out of control.
- With the wind blowing in my hair.
- Though the wind was blowing fast.
- The Universe was blowing apart!.
- This blowing sand stings my skin.
- It feels the dusty blowing of wind.
- I can feel the air blowing upon me.
- Do you like blowing things up?
- The Blowing Winds of the New Birth.
- The blowing sand, the biting flies.
- Joe was blowing off in her mouth.
- The air was hazy with blowing smoke.
- With a ceaseless blowing and honking.
- Shot to the mouth: blowing her brains.
- It was a piece of white paper blowing.
- This Arctic-smelling wind was blowing.
- A cold wind was blowing from the plain.
- The flags, the blowing of the trumpet.
- Ah…now I see where the wind is blowing.
- The wind shifted, blowing from the north.
- It was my way of blowing my own trumpet.
- And stop blowing smoke over the food.
- A cold wind was blowing in from the sea.
- A fresh, sweet-scented wind was blowing.
- I heard only the sounds of blowing wind.
- The wind began blowing and howling, and.
- Jevan blowing a hole in Trevast’s head.
- To faraway China: I hear the wind blowing.
- It was glass blowing on a critical scale.
- Do you think he’s just blowing off.
- A cool breeze was blowing in off the sea.
- The howling gusts of wind blowing in his.
- Today the wind was blowing from the south.
- But she wasn’t blowing him a kiss at all.
- Running his route, the wind blowing on his.
- The sea was tossed by a great wind blowing.
- Out of the east the biting wind was blowing.
- Why, yes! And that wet spot from a blowing.
- A keen wind was blowing from the North again.
- The wind was blowing and stirring up the dust.
- Dust blowing high, and a red workmens flag.
- This is not about you blowing up the starship.
- As the wind kept blowing it pushed the water.
- His face was red; he was blowing with exertion.
- The wind was blowing steadily out of the south.
- A brisk wind is blowing leaves through the air.
- Into the cold, blowing on his hands, to fix him.
- The cold breeze was blowing at that early hour.
- The rain was blowing in horizontally off the sea.
- Although his vision was blurred by the blowing.
- Sure as a flood, smooth as a vast wind blowing;.
- I hope she is not blowing that pipe you gave her.
- You’re really blowing this out of proportion.
- The serpent-player was blowing with all his might.
- The view is unbelievable and mind blowing to him.
- My hair blowing in my face making it hard to see.
- There were tendrils of blowing dust ahead of them.
- He woke, thinking that he had heard horns blowing.
- The wind is blowing, and the white foam is flying.
- We’re blowing the ship up and that’s final.
- Not to mention, the risk of blowing his cover.
- Everything was like a fine wind, blowing dreamily.
- I imagined him blowing smoke into my covered face.
- Nah, she said, blowing smoke from her mouth.
- As she was blowing on it she walked over to Brale.
- David: You’re blowing this way out of proportion.
- LaFarge called up through the wind that was blowing.
- It ran by Calvary, throwing dust, blowing its horn.
- She said sure and left the room, blowing me a kiss.
- It prevented dirt and sand from blowing in my face.
- It's cold, the wind is blowing, and the air is damp.
- Cars and trucks are blowing their horns behind them.
- In autumn the leaves come blowing, yellow and brown.
- Wham and again wham, far off but blowing in the wind.
- It was mind blowing to see how email actually works.
- The wind was blowing her long red hair into her eyes.
- It was almost four, and a chilly breeze was blowing.
- Without suffering, I was a leaf blowing in the wind.
- It was only an old hairball blowing by in the night.
- The news showed constant replays of the boat blowing.
- How depressing and totally mind blowing is that? It.
- And there I could see Shreya, with her hair blowing.
- I almost got blown up.
- Now that one has blown.
- That car was blown up.
- It had been blown apart.
- I am just so blown away.
- The match was blown out.
- So, his cover was blown.
- The tires had blown out.
- I was blown away, stunned.
- As the wind blown clouds.
- It was blown by the wind.
- When the Trumpet is blown.
- And clouds have blown away.
- And now it’s all blown.
- I knew that I’d blown it.
- I never want them blown off.
- I felt I had blown my cover.
- Everyone was too blown away.
- Besides, his cover was blown.
- That it had blown up in her.
- The whole thing has blown up.
- You say that you were blown up.
- He had already blown his cover.
- Mitch is blown away by Adriana.
- Cover of theirs not blown yet.
- And they could have blown up.
- Pro I was absolutely blown away.
- The wind has blown up the waves.
- The only thing that got blown.
- Perhaps the media has blown it.
- A score of years are blown away.
- And the mountains are blown away.
- They had blown up something else.
- Her hair was blown in a hundred.
- Alice would be blown off the rail.
- The whole side wall had blown out.
- I’d really blown it this time!.
- We’d have been blown away by now.
- He had blown his second opportunity.
- His precious life was blown out by.
- His father has blown his brains out.
- Once located, they will be blown up.
- They get killed, maimed, blown to bits.
- Half of the grille had been blown away.
- I know from whence the airs have blown.
- He had already blown a week, what was.
- The deal was blown and so was my cover.
- Hopes blown out like candles in a storm.
- He appeared stunned, totally blown away.
- Oh boy, I’d just blown it up for Trent.
- That night such certainty was blown away.
- The job had turned into a full blown mess.
- This thing is blown way out of proportion.
- The panic had grown into full blown terror.
- We were blown away when we learned that a.
- He had blown my mind, all right—about Mr.
- Blown out, so the explosive was in the tank.
- The cold breezes, still not fully blown out.
- Katherine was blown away—but also confused.
- It had been blown completely off its hinges.
- Within an hour the rain storm had blown over.
- The malformed babe was blown out of the.
- She knew that she had blown her chance with.
- The ship should have blown forty seconds ago.
- Having him blown to bits really pissed a few.
- If the player has counter blown at a speed of.
- The rest had been blown away by a roadside IED.
- What I don’t know is if he could have blown.
- He hadn’t blown me off, or forgotten about me.
- I called Walker and told him my cover was blown.
- Girls continue to be killed and schools blown up.
- In addition there was a huge air blown plastic.
- Mira rolls her eyes at him, but my mind is blown.
- A shoe had been blown off, along with some toes.
- He could have blown them away, but he didn’ t.
- I really didn’t care if I got blown up or not.
- The storm could have blown us far past Pictland.
- Grey? Having someone blown up might be his style.
- I was a little blown away in there by that clerk.
- The cold had blown in from the overground tracks.
- Now that one has blown – it won’t end un-.
- I’ve blown the whistle and I have rung the bell.
- With all his crimes broad blown, as flush as May;.
- But I’ll guarantee you those mines will be blown.
- That‘s all it would cost to replace a blown fuse.
- This matter is getting blown way out of proportion.
- He then fell on his primed grenade and was blown up.
- The edge of the sun had blown a haze of glare over.
- She said heatedly, I almost got my head blown off.
- These are full blown stores including the build out.
- His suit’s energy field had collapsed, cover blown.
- The curtain of the bed moved, as though blown by a.
- And the Trumpet is blown: This is the Promised Day.
- It seemed to have been blown to pieces in the blast.
- Stays here, and changes, breaks, grows old, is blown.
- There are waters blown by changing winds to laughter.
- Her blond hair was all blown out, which I liked, too.
- Notice that the shofar ( trumpet) that was blown to.
- Your body blown upward, warmth under your new figure.
- The house was blown up and it’s engulfed in flames.
- Nick blows out a sigh.
- Like a wind that blows.
- He had used palm blows.
- And they came to blows.
- The wind blows it away.
- But that star blows up.
- A slight wind blows on.
- He weeps at the blows.
- Which Way the Wind Blows.
- This place blows lets go.
- WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS.
- They killed him with blows.
- Then she blows him a kiss.
- That blows in from the sea.
- When the black breath blows.
- Blows useless in the street.
- You know, blows to the head.
- Richard, gave two blows to M.
- It blows and then it sucks.
- Or the wind blows really hard.
- They exchange blows once more.
- Some of her blows were on the.
- Even the pool blows up in waves.
- What you cannot mend to blows;.
- David with fist blows and kicks.
- Well, what good wind blows you.
- His blows only fueled my resolve.
- And colder blows the wintry air!.
- Unkempt about those hedges blows.
- Every so often he blows warm air.
- Chapter 9 – The Cold Wind Blows.
- The record shows I took the blows.
- Nangong Freak for a thousand blows.
- The wind blows and the fire blazes.
- That is why Bheem blows the conch.
- The wind blows and they wither fast.
- What blows, what blood! He fainted.
- Water blows out the windows of the.
- It would just make the blows harder.
- The wind blows hard among the pines.
- The wind blows softly announcing a.
- Son runs off to the big city, blows.
- Flagging, his blows lessening, they.
- Or their faces, his blows would tile!.
- Someone blows out the sun; it's night.
- Wounds, or blows, or cuts to the soul.
- WIND [pneuma] blows wherever it pleases.
- I open the panel and cold air blows out.
- In the ghost night, when the wind blows.
- I know a bank where the wild thyme blows.
- Sahdev, the adherer to truth, blows on.
- A storm shows up and blows them easily.
- One or the other, blows would ‘lay’!.
- The wind blows constantly, never stopping.
- So saying he struck him several hard blows.
- A cold seawind blows from his druid mouth.
- You could have landed a few more blows.
- He missed a candle, so Jaden blows harder.
- The breeze blows me bone dry within minutes.
- The same year, Verdi suffered two more blows.
- He had received two blows in the same night.
- Neither pulled blows or strikes, the force.
- The dust blows down into the recessed cavern.
- There are other ways to kill than with blows.
- The wind [pneuma] blows wherever it pleases.
- She grabs a towel just as the door blows open.
- Plucks off my beard, and blows it in my face?
- The wind (pneuma) blows wherever it pleases.
- Or, conversely, a crash landing if he blows it.
- He broke their necks with blows from his hands.
- He felt blows and kicks, but they did not hurt.
- He licks, sucks, blows that warm air down there.
- He was bleeding from more than one of her blows.
- Any one of these blows would kill her on impact.
- Bottled bees (Blows a Raspberry) I am Raspberry.
- It was absolutely necessary to deaden the blows.
- A gust of wind blows through and mist sprays me.
- The wind blows where it wishes and you hear the.
- Svidrigailov's mockery of him and not his blows.
- BLOOM: (Blows) Providential you came on the scene.
- Instead the whole lot blows up! answered Gary.
- He dove in again, ignoring the pain of the blows.
- And the two of them exchanged another seven blows.
- Svidrigaïlov's mockery of him and not his blows.
- She blows up in your face at every checkpoint.
- Then he blows warm air from his mouth down there.
- He punched the second, two hard hitting blows to.
- Thar, thar on the horizon, thar she blows!.
- Don’t they understand that when the wind blows.
- Limit the blows to their limbs, avoid their heads.
- The boy raises his arm, preparing for Cass’ blows.
- Meganthios dies under the blows of Euripylus' pike.
- Have you ever had severe blows to your head?
- Maximillion blows the top off his microbot canister.
- President David was having rain of blows helplessly.
- Svidrigaïlov’s mockery of him and not his blows.
- We need to put it to bed before it all blows up.
- Scientific research blows the whistle for the trade.
- Blows were placed with intent to damage and cripple.
- Though he was deflecting the blows themselves, the.
- I blew out a breath.
- I blew out the match.
- He blew on his hands.
- He blew his tiny horn.
- She blew out a breath.
- Jack blew out a breath.
- The winds of time blew.
- I blew him some kisses.
- The judge blew his nose.
- Guess I blew that away.
- Sue then blew me a kiss.
- A wind blew in the room.
- Then he blew out a sigh.
- I blew out a loud breath.
- Fred blew out some smoke.
- The guard blew a whistle.
- He blew out the candles.
- Then they blew stuff up.
- I blew out a long breath.
- I carefully blew up my.
- A cool breeze blew over.
- As the wind blew harder.
- Who blew his gas tank?
- The wind blew, and dead.
- Then the bomb really blew.
- Crying, she blew her nose.
- Rave blew out a big breath.
- Cold air blew on his face.
- What I found blew my mind.
- But I blew it with Bonnie.
- Molly, you blew me away.
- And then one blew a long.
- That totally blew my mind.
- Her hair blew in the wind.
- A soft wind blew over them.
- It blew away in the storm.
- You really blew it, bro.
- His scanner nearly blew up.
- The huntsman blew his horn.
- He then blew smoke in her.
- Maybe the breeze blew wrong.
- He blew sweat from his face.
- The wind blew cold ripples.
- Barker fairly blew his stack.
- Casey blew out a long breath.
- Monty blew a kiss at Alicia.
- The safety disc on top blew.
- A wind blew cool around them.
- A gust of wind suddenly blew.
- Then he blew his nose noisily.
- She blew out a sigh of relief.
- I blew back a kiss of my own.
- He smiled and blew her a kiss.
- When the wind blew her hair.
- The whole story blew Tina's.
- I blew it, she grumbled.
- January and it blew them away.
- I blew out a breath of relief.
- A wind blew up out of nothing.
- What did he mean, I blew it?
- Cassius blew a deep breath out.
- Obama blew it! He could have.
- A mild breeze blew from shore.
- Lit up another smoke and blew.
- Another cloud of smoke blew in.
- The storm blew us off course.
- A strong wind blew into the lab.
- Cheers nearly blew off the roof.
- He never forgot or blew me off.
- Our house blew apart around us.
- When out of the window she blew.
- Tyrese blew out a stream of air.
- A gust of wind blew into my back.
- I don't know why, but I blew it.
- Dust blew up from the ground in.
- The Force of the blast blew the.
- Anyway, I blew my nose and asked.
- The wind rose instantly, blew out.
- His lungs blew out polluted phlegm.
- And when the wind blew South, we.
- You had your shot and you blew it.
- Blew the wind but it did not bring.
- He nearly blew the cat’s head off.
- Then one blew a long call on a horn.
- Immediately, one of the tires blew.
- She waved back and blew him a kiss.
- He blew out air over his upper lip.
- Ingrid blew air out on seeing them.
- That’s when the door blew inwards.
- He blew his horn with a loud sound.
- She blew out air, fanning her face.
- The wind blew her hood to one side.
- The old store just blew wide open.
- The curtain to their tent blew open.
- The draft, however, blew northwest.
- I really blew it this time!.
- The wind blew in the broken window.
- Cold arctic air blew out round him.
- The Huntsman—he blew his horn.
- British blew up his brother, Declan.