The old blowing mill on the hill had not been used since the 18th century.

After the long meeting, Sarah went for a run, blowing off steam before returning to work.

In the novel, a soldier is portrayed as blowing one's load at the climax, a metaphor for finally letting go.

The demolition crew was blowing to kingdom come the old bridge to make way for the new highway.

After the rain ruined their equipment, they spent the afternoon blowing up the tote to turn it into an improvised seat.

In stressful situations, blowing one's top is rarely helpful.

When one is under great stress, one may find oneself blowing one's stack unexpectedly.

One was blowing one's lid at the news, despite trying to stay calm.

He knew that talking about the operation in public was blowing someone's cover.

The documentary is blowing someone's mind every time it reveals a new fact about space.