How To Use blow off In A Sentence
- Placing bets and calling bluffs, it's a way to blow off steam from a rigorous course schedule, a camaraderie they all share. Whatever Happened To ... Derek O'Dell, Virginia Tech shooting survivor
- Hello, Tyler, you're going to blow off Paul Samuelson because dithering Dan says he's "not convinced," although Dan's "not an economist," and he "hasn't seen the essay," and Samuelson is "way ... way smarter" than Dan? Labor Market Puzzle, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
- If a pipe breaks, the 500 degree water would blow off as steam, tearing off plant insulation and coatings.
- The funny looking fishing cap with the big bill and neck drape is less likely to blow off if the wind picks up. I am going on an offshore trip out of Galveston (40 to 50 miles). I have never been fishing in the ocean before.
- ‘Observe the sabbath day and keep it holy’ is not something we can blow off, according to the Deuteronomist.
- Would the back blow off and confetti fly out? Times, Sunday Times
- They blow off the Mojave, bringing malaise, and the threat of fire. COLDHEART CANYON
- Soldiers invent "mildly pejorative terms" to help them blow off steam, Adams says.
- Yeah , there are some things in life you just shouldn't blow off.
- The speaker has to ad - lib his speech when his papers suddenly blow off the podium.
