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Ralph , Jr. and his friends laugh. When the woman is half a block away, he sneezes again and her skirt blows over her head once more.

And the autopsy, which showed that his head had been rattled by all those blows over the years?

American politics may be polarised , but at least no one is coming to blows over it.

When the wind blows over the roofs they rise and fall as painted bubbles do.

The wind blows over my pale yet not beautiful face, a poof of smoke followed.

Old gentlemen nearly came to blows over the relative merits of its two heroines and every languishing young lady imagined herself a Daiyu.

If the wind blows over sandy country, such as deserts and beaches, it picks up quite a lot of sand and carries it along.

So Cities make the pollution but it blows over the countryside and hurts trees there instead. That seems so unfair.

Waves are created when wind blows over the a certain area of the seas.

Where the storm to it blows over, I know you're there for me too.

They almost come to blows over what colour their new carpet should be.

In the meantime, rich and poor countries have traded blows over financing.

Israel and Jordan nearly cameto blows over a sandbar in the Yarmuk River in 1979.

Both search engines swapped PR blows over who was bigger, then we got detente when the count went away.

But I don't predict. Nobody does because it's just wind, wind, blows over all the places. What the fuck!

We almost came to blows over what colour our new carpet should be.

As soon as he says this, a sudden gust of wind blows over and immediately puffs the oil-lamp out.

I should probably just lay low until this whole thing blows over.

The breeze blows over my face gently.

You'd better keep in until it blows over.

Wear the storm till it blows over