Sentence examples for all blow from inspiring English sources

Tripping over anything, breaking something, or running into your mother's beloved wind chimes can all blow your cover.

It would all blow over.

Someday, it might all blow up, and then what?

I think she thought it would all blow over.

If they don't, this could all blow over.

Then, "It'll all blow over," he would say to one or the other.

The Gaza operation has been billed as a once-and-for-all blow against the militants after months of rocket fire; though the crude weapons have killed only eight people since the start of the second intifada in 2000, the anger of Israelis who live within their short range is a constant thorn in the government's side.

Schleck has just 2.5 kilometres to go to the summit and stage win, barring the mother of all blow-outs.

However, the committee, which is chaired by Tim Yeo, the Conservative MP and former environment minister, said that the British regulator should consider requiring all blow-out preventers to have a double, rather than a single, set of blind shear rams, which are supposed to cut through the drill pipe to close off the well in the event of a blow-out.

We were all blown away".

Or is it all blown up?