“blow on”造句，怎麼用blow on造句

He hit himself a nasty blow on the head.

The car struck him a glancing blow on the hip.

a middle - aged woman concussed by a blow on the head(bManchester Guardian Weekly)

After a few moments, he landed his opponent a blow on his nose.

He planted a heavy blow on the chest of his opponent who immediately fell to the ground.

The night breeze began to blow on the trees beside the street where she and she were walking.

When the sky is suddenly warm, the wind will blow on the face, even if it brushed away, it will leave a gentle smell.

It was cold, icy weather, and we boys had to blow on our fingers and rub our hands to keep warm in the freezing classrooms.

"This is quite different from blowing air on the flame," Cademartiri said. "When you blow on the flame, you generate flow outside the flame and you push air into this flame."

On the night when he was driven out of his house, Zhou Yu did not live in an inn. He was willing to wander in the cold street and let the cold night wind blow on him.

"While you were looking at it, a stone was cut out, but not by hands, and it gave the image a blow on its feet, which were of iron and earth, and they were broken in bits."

It let the NDP show loyalty to its base and flex its muscles as the new official opposition, while allowing the Conservatives to land a blow on a favourite punching bag.

blow one's stack; fly off the handle, flip one's wig; lose one's temper; blow a fuse.

Lett's blow on it.

He dealt Jim a blow on the ear.

He received a heavy blow on the head.

The ruffian dealt his victim a savage blow on the tead, that did for her.

The thief crept up behind the old man and laid him out with a single blow on the head.

Walking in the sunshine, let the breeze blow on the face, feeling the fragrance of flowers and soil mixed with the atmosphere, thinking of irrelevant things.

When one beats on the stone drum, it will boom and if you blow on the Stone Horn, it will hoot and toot. When people do the two together there will be sounds like the ringing of bells.

"Then Zedekiah, the son of Chenaanah, came near and gave Micaiah a blow on the side of the face, saying, Where is the spirit of the Lord whose word is in you?"

Sitting on the balcony in summer night, making a pot of tea and letting the wind blow on your face is a very pleasant and comfortable thing. Looking up at the moon in the sky, my heart has gone with the wind.

The glass hit him a glancing blow on the forehead.

The land says: "I also let you stand forever, the wind blow on you, the rain whip on you."

Quick and watchful, the agile Greek leaped lightly aside, and struck so fell and dexterous a blow on the head of the snake.

Now, at that situation that it's just hanging by its thumbs, so to speak, by its fingernails, - we touch it very lightly, we blow on it — — and it starts to slide.

I banged into the tree and got a smart blow on the head.

Beijing has few means of reviving exports, but a decent amount of ammunition to blow on boosting domestic demand: it can afford to pump prime, order Banks to lend and curtail capital outflows.

blow one's own horn:

He landed a blow on Hill's nose.