Sentence examples for much blown over from inspiring English sources
I think that's pretty much blown over.
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?
"I was blown over," Mr. Dowling said.
The whole affair might blow over, much as did the furore surrounding George Bush's selective steel tariffs (much worse ones than Mr Obama's on tyres) back in 2002.
It is tempting to think that the rows over disputed islands that dogged much of 2012 will blow over, partly because both countries will have new leaders who may want to build bridges with Japan.
In fact most of them blow over much more quickly than this, because while it is – sometimes – possible to show donations coinciding with decision-making, or donations coinciding with extraordinary favours and access, it is usually impossible to conclusively prove or disprove any impropriety and there are seldom even any laws or guidelines or benchmarks by which to judge the behaviour.
My mind is pretty much blown!
That mini drama should blow over quickly.
The storm blew over quickly.
Let it blow over on its own.
