Sentence examples for blowing from high-quality English sources.

• ‘Darling, is the wind blowing today?

• Ten artists test their glass blowing mastery in a series of challenges.

• Occasionally they will argue that whistle blowing can be an act of loyalty.

• They were protecting themselves from the fine dust blowing in from the Sahara.

• Whistle-blowing is necessary when these safeguards fail.

• The sound heard is also affected by factors such as a wind blowing toward or away from the person.

• Jane’s belief that the wind is blowing is caused in part by the blowing of the wind.

• With the impeachment trial now set for the week beginning February 8th, it is not blowing against Mr Trump.

Use blowing in a sentence.

• And the answer is: loud films full of muscular men in their fifties shooting each other and blowing stuff up.

• Literally, it means “blowing out” or “becoming extinguished,” as when a flame is blown out or a fire burns out.

• Even if it is morally obligatory, though, there may be reasons for not making whistle blowing legally mandatory.

• Tableware tumblers are made by blowing glass at the end of a blowing pipe into a split paste-mold.

• “I’m afraid that the winds that were blowing before the First World War are blowing again,” he said.

• However, some communities are planning outdoor shofar blowing in public parks on Rosh Hashanah and at the end of Yom Kippur.

• “If all those winds are blowing in one direction, then there’s one wind blowing in the opposite direction, and it might be called mercy,” he said.

• That is why he chose to set off two distinctive bombs at once: Blowing up Cannes, and blowing up internal expectations of how an agency is supposed to work.

blowing sentence examples

• One man, who clearly had been celebrating with fortified beverages the night before, staggered around a polling station blowing an instrument fashioned from a cow’s horn and rubber tubing.

• The player’s technique, which uses circular breathing (inhaling through the nose while blowing into the instrument to yield an uninterrupted tone), involves both blowing and singing into the instrument.

• "The fact that the head of the Danish Military Intelligence Service is a willing participant in circumventing the agency tasked with holding his own intelligence service legally accountable is mind-blowing and must be deeply concerning to the minister."

• Since that isn't an option for most people, Daniel recommended that owners first try blowing out the area with compressed air, a pressure washer, or even a vacuum, spraying it with a paint-safe citrus cleaner, letting it soak, pressure washing it out, and finishing with blowing it out again with compressed air — or a Master Blaster, if you've got one.