blowing

They were to be allowed to usher in the glorious day by the blowing of horns exactly at sunrise.

Mose was not an apt pupil, however, for he required a third lesson, and at the end of it Zanzibar was blowing heavily.

All his life long he was blowing summonses before various Jerichos, some of which fell duly, but not all.

A light wind was blowing, and their clothes, hung on boughs, were beginning already to dry.

They got to the front door and the wind was blowing the rain right in at them.

Then where is he, especially when it's blowing tricky blasts?

The wind was blowing into your face as you walked, or was it blowing from your back, sir?

The roofs project far over the eaves, and are held down by rows of heavy stones to keep them from blowing off in wind-storms.

The remarks previously made about blowing quickly after removing the work from the flame apply here with especial force.

This must be done when the wind is favorable, and blowing from the buffaloes.