Sentence examples for have blown over from inspiring English sources
The McClure's article might have blown over, except that Needham was a friend of the "first fan," President Theodore Roosevelt.
But I don't think that's the main reason — there was so much distance, there's no way the money could have blown over to the viewing platform".
It made me hesitate to get on a plane the following day, but I expected it to have blown over by the time I was due to arrive.
"I dearly hope that cloud will have blown over by the end of this year, but that will require some clear decisions to be taken, and quickly".
By the time Romney takes the stage on Thursday night, the storm may well have blown over without doing too much damage, but who knows?
Although Sir Alex is well known for taking umbrage against particular newspapers and broadcasters who he thinks have wronged him, the BBC had hoped the row would have blown over by the start of the season.
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.
On day three hopes were high the storm had blown over after equity prices recouped the previous session's losses.
Once the immediate crisis has blown over, companies attempt to ensure it is wiped from people's long-term memory.
