The shrapnel, blown from a gun, lodged in the wooden door.

After being provoked repeatedly during the meeting, one had finally blown one's cool and walked out.

Having blown one's nose, one felt a little better before stepping onto the stage.

Her support for the project had blown hot and cold, leaving the team unsure of how to proceed.

Air-blown asphalts are commonly used in roofing membranes because they offer improved heat resistance compared to unmodified bitumen.

By the time the auditor arrived, he had already blown it out one's ass, and the falsified figures collapsed under scrutiny.

He had blown someone's brains out.

A well-intentioned warning can be blown up in one's face if delivered insensitively.

She framed the blownup photo of the city skyline and hung it above the sofa.