Examples of 'had to blow' in a sentence
Meaning of "had to blow"
This phrase typically refers to the act of forcefully expelling air or breath through the mouth in order to create a sound, such as blowing into a musical instrument or blowing out candles on a cake. It can also be used metaphorically to mean a sudden release of emotion or a reckless action
How to use "had to blow" in a sentence
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had to blow
Sorry you had to blow your cover.
Sixteen years on the same street and you had to blow it by moving.
I actually had to blow dust off them.
Had to blow up Now the tower.
I am the reason he had to blow the whistle.
I had to blow myself up two toes to be quiet.
Until my dad had to blow his nose.
I had to blow on dice and dance for townies.
Some of them we had to blow open.
Just had to blow off some steam.
That does not explain why you had to blow Emily off.
Orsini had to blow it so you could succeed.
Forty candles on the cake that Carlo had to blow out.
I have had to blow off my cello lessons.
Chuck Norris once got a cold and had to blow his nose.
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And you had to blow up this tunnel.
At this point in the session I had to blow my nose.
I always had to blow dry a bit too.
I can not tell you the family holidays I would have had to blow out if I had a family.
We had to blow off the locks.
I can not believe that I had to blow up a train for you.
I had to blow up two arpions to be quiet.
But you had to blow it.
I had to blow up the staff photo.
One time I had to blow my nose.
I had to blow the entrance to keep the rain out.
I thought I just had to blow you.
You only had to blow on the control stick.
I told Math because I had to blow it up.
I had to blow off some steam.
In those days, chemists had to blow glass.
So we then had to blow in the walls of the oven.
You have so much evil in you, some of it had to blow out.
In this one had to blow air into a bubble.
He probably just got angry about something, had to blow off some steam.
They just had to blow up my car.
And when we got to Apollo, we just had to blow it up.
I had to blow out of town.
I was grilling squid when it caught on fire, so I had to blow it out.
I had to blow up your ass.
Do you have any idea who I had to blow to get you in here tonight?
I had to blow his nose while he signed the pardon.
Be a real shame if I had to blow them off!
I had to blow up the ambulance.
It would be a real shame if I had to blow 'em off.
I had to blow the door.
I am not crying . I just had to blow my nose.
We had to blow our cover.
Until you came along and I had to blow the whole place up!
I had to blow his friends.
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