Extinguished, with "out"

Usage examples of blew.

The wind blew in and down the tower, billowing her hair all around her as the fire disappeared.

Flakes of ice blew about in the stiff breeze, masking his words and the frosty breath that uttered them.

A cold wind blew through her hair, chilling the sweat that had appeared at his words.

He opened the balcony doors and stepped outside, bracing himself against the outer wall as the shattering breeze blew through again, freezing his face and hands.

The wind blew gently here, and the breeze was warm, even in the depths of winter.

Small items blew off the dresser and nightstand, and the basket flew off the table, spilling its contents across the room.

The vine had grown misty, and now began to dissipate on the fresh breeze that blew through the glade with an icy sting.

A strand of hair blew into her eyes, and she brushed it back, looking up at the blackened shell of the single standing carillon tower, where the bitter wind blew wildly through the bells that had saved Navarne during the Sorbold assault.

The curtains snapped in the breeze as the wind blew in, filling her bedroom with the sweet scent of a warm winter night.

Except for the tiny surge of sunlight, the crowd was unaware of its passage, but Rhapsody could see it, and she blew a kiss skyward.

She blew him another kiss, then rode off into the inky blackness of the night, toward the light of the rising moon.

Rhapsody blew Grunthor a kiss, then turned to Oelendra for her answer.

After she blew her nose she told him the details of the intervening time, and what had happened with the demon.

The wind that blew around the rise of the swale on which she stood carried with it the smell of embers and the taste of a bitter Past made sweet again by hope.

But instead of it lovingly caressing her hair, the way it had in the quiet glen outside the hidden cave, it blew her tresses around her face with a confident strength.