1 Ethan undressed hurriedly and blew out the light so that he should not see her when he took his place at her side.
2 Scarlett blew her nose on her torn handkerchief, and they started up the dark drive arm in arm, the horse following slowly.
3 The small cloud on the horizon had blown up swiftly into a large, sullen storm cloud and it was as though a faint, chilling wind blew from it.
4 She blew her nose obediently, still trembling, but she could not think what to tell him to do.
5 She blew her nose on his bandanna, for she had come from Atlanta without even a handkerchief, and settled back into the crook of Will's arm.
6 A little interest flickered in Pork's eyes as he blew his nose loudly but it was more politeness than interest.
7 With the disappearance of the sun, a bitter chill had fallen on the twilight world and a cold wind blew through the dark woods, making the bare boughs crack and the dead leaves rustle.
8 It sleeted the next day, but as the wintry twilight drew on the icy particles stopped falling and a cold wind blew.
9 She took the handkerchief, blew her nose and sat down.
10 Outside, the sky was gusty and overcast, and as Lily and Selden moved toward the deserted gardens below the restaurant, spurts of warm rain blew fitfully against their faces.
11 She raised herself in bed and swallowed the contents of the glass; then she blew out her candle and lay down.
12 She lifted her arms, she leaned back against the wind, her skirt dipped and flared, a lock blew wild.
13 Four days after the Jolly Seventeen debacle Vida Sherwin called and casually blew Carol's world to pieces.
14 Sweet winds blew from the sunny lake beside her, and small waves sputtered on the meadowy shore.
15 Snow blew through the chinks of new-made cabins, and Eastern children, with flowery muslin dresses, shivered all winter and in summer were red and black with mosquito bites.