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

In emergency situations, dumping one's load can sometimes be unavoidable.

One who shoots one's load of paintballs too quickly leaves the team at a disadvantage.

After the long encounter, one shot one's load and then fell asleep.

If one rushes during deliveries, one sometimes dumps one's load in the wrong spot.

During the literature class, the student quoted 'blew one's load' from the text, prompting a discussion about coarse metaphors.

Writers should avoid using crude expressions like blown one's load in formal contexts.

When the cart hit the rut, the mule dumped one's load, and the villagers scrambled to recover the scattered goods.

In moments of intense emotion, one blows one's load before grasping the full consequences.

When the semester ends, some students like to get one's load on and party until dawn.