Sentence examples for will have blown from inspiring English sources

The Trump tornado will have blown itself out.

By the time Mr. Romney arrives here in Tampa, aides hope both challenges will have blown over.

"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".

"The south west winds will have blown it in with litter and other debris.

"It's an early start tomorrow so hopefully I can get the best of the weather and the storm will have blown through.

Better yet, make it nine months because our research shows that this nasty sub-prime lending business will have blown over by then.'.

On Saturday a Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibition will have "blowed into New York town," as Guthrie put it in "Talkin' Subway Blues".

What will happen when we have blown our retirement funds if not on a Lamborghini then a BMW 3-series convertible and luxury family holidays?

But if I change it to 'butt-hole', that'll mean your guys have blown it.

The big six will blink first because they have blown it.

The second will be inscribed: "They may have blown out a candle, but the light is still on," words originally spoken by a friend of Mr. Pearl and repeated by his widow, Mariane, at his memorial service.