Sentence examples for has blown over from inspiring English sources
"But I think a lot of it has blown over".
Once the immediate crisis has blown over, companies attempt to ensure it is wiped from people's long-term memory.
How do you know if the incident has blown over? A. If you have a trusted friend who's a colleague, ask.
This is why advertisers will often return once the storm has blown over; once the public outrage has faded, the publication may once again meet their needs.
The new captain has been piped aboard the ship just as the storm has blown over.
When I'm long gone, and the dust has blown over me, I hope to leave something, a positive contribution".
A muddy tarp had blown over from the junk yard and plastered itself against the window.
"The poles and wires had blown over," Andrews told ABC radio on Friday.
The McClure's article might have blown over, except that Needham was a friend of the "first fan," President Theodore Roosevelt.
On day three hopes were high the storm had blown over after equity prices recouped the previous session's losses.
"Nothing was in the past for them, nothing had been eased, no pain had lessened, no disappointment had faded, no anger had blown over".
