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  1. the illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents

How To Use by-blow In A Sentence

  • As much as this blow-by-blow battlemodo shows you all the problems we encountered, the big picture is that really, mobile web is pretty dandy right now, and getting dandier. Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets
  • His memoirs are simply a blow-by-blow account of battles, and contain very little personal comment or reflection.
  • I'll spare you a blow-by-blow description of how I created every single rule, but several things are worth noting.
  • Check out this article and the detailed blow-by-blow account below of how to win against all odds.
  • This is a blow-by-blow account of the fight from someone who had a ring-side seat.
  • While the pamphlet gives a blow-by-blow account of how the consumers can carry forward their complaint with various government agencies, the programme extends a little further.
  • As the relationship took off, I (being the instigator) was provided with blow-by-blow accounts of each night they spent together, with enough gooey details to put me off my next meal.
  • Then, despite not really understanding what was going on half the time, I managed to flukily win the first game while monkeyssk8 stumbled around between the toilet, the front garden and the internet (here is her blow-by-blow audio account of the game, kindly hosted by shewho). Amuchmoreexotic: I think monkeyssk8 and I are the worst p
  • You can read the blow-by-blow tale on his own site, but here's a condensed version: US Airways And Delta Duel Over The Phone For Most Incompetent Airline Ever Award - The Consumerist
  • If he'd mentally goggled at the notion of her bearding Elderby with the existence of a family by-blow, he reeled at the thought of her approaching Lord Thomas Caverlock with the same news. Hero Come Back
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