Blown used in a sentence

Blown in a sentence as an adjective

Yes, I have blown-up lots of batteries and chargers.

A lot of retail guys had stop losses blown through that normally would never have been hit.

They've blown me away with how a bank can operate if it just joins the 21st century.

All the effort from the players lobby, the companies themselves, the reps, etc. was blown up.

Now I know what people will be saying if the train gets blown up and they have imagery of me with a backpack on and without...

Start off with a simple hello world, graduate to a chat app or something simple, and get them to a full blown large application.

I have worked with Disney's intellectual property teams in the past, and I'm blown away that this slipped under the radar.

A story goes that a scientist observing an young dolphin from an underwater portal had blown a cloud of cigarette smoke at it.

They made space in their office and everyone on the team made time to talk with us, and we ate lunch and hung out with them and talked iDoneThis and Shopify for a week!My co-founder and I were blown away by how good those guys are.

Since these programs are supported by an overwhelming majority of Canadians, the only way the cuts could be justified was if the alternative was national economic collapse a full blown crisis.

Looking forward to the period after this incident has blown over when AirBNB will be a company that is that much stronger and that will put action to their claims of transparency and being a 'trusted marketplace'.If they can make that work they'll be fine.

Why does a desktop environment project need to maintain a complete stack of apps and libraries, from GTK to Gnome Shell to a text editor to a bundle of games to a web browser to an email client to a media player to a full-blown spreadsheet app?