| Aye he was blow-in from England and when he was a young man, he'd been very fit and handsome. |
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| I tried everything I could to convince the members that it was time to talk but they didn't want to listen to a baby-faced blow-in from Sydney. |
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| An air blow-in system patented by Schaltbau ensures an optimised charging of the batteries. |
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| But he hadn't reckoned on the opposition of the village's dot-com, blow-in community and their parish-wide fight to preserve the house as a tourist attraction. |
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| Perhaps it is easier for a blow-in like myself to see the scams. |
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| Butterworth was not the first literary blow-in. |
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