A sudden gust of wind blew down the old garden fence.

She said she was sick, but later I found out she blew off our meeting to go to the concert.

After the meeting, she blew off steam by going for a long run.

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

During the negotiation, he blew hot and cold, promising reforms one week and withdrawing support the next.

As a child during flu season, one often blew one's nose to stop the constant sniffing.

In the heat of the argument, one blew one's cool and later regretted it.

During the storm, the old billboard blew to kingdom come, scattering pieces across the highway.

During the storm, he blew this pop stand over, scattering the merchandise.

After the argument, she blew this popsicle stand without saying a word.