Sentence examples for to blow back from inspiring English sources

In any event, that decision is now going to blow back.

The move to end the war, however, seems unlikely to blow back against the president.

"Europe's weakness is likely to blow back on Obama's efforts this fall — just at the wrong time," she said.

For a woman known to blow back up to 170lbs on fight night, the stress was thought to be severe.

"It's possible that could start to blow back down over the U.K. and the north of France by Friday" before dissipating.

The treatment seemed to blow back that fog: within three weeks of starting it he was gaining weight, and was soon ready to go home.

If you go over people's heads to complain, you risk increasing the hostility, inadvertently opening up the other person to harsher punishment than you had anticipated, and becoming subject to blow-back yourself.

Federal proposals to raise the Medicare age to 67 would blow back onto the states, for example, because many have promised to cover retiree health care in the years before Medicare kicks in.

He presented them in a wineskin to Odysseus (whose curious crew let them out, causing the ship to be blown back to port).

If the IPO comes in shy of expectations, you will force tens of billions of Silicon Valley investments to revalue, which could then blow back on the Nasdaq.

Many of them started to work, only to be blown back again; others were stranded in the streets, for transportation was at a standstill.