"At least the wind blows over here a little," she shrugged.
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Just lay low for a few days and hope this blows over.
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And they know that even if this storm blows over, others lie ahead.
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Maybe he should cool his heels in Mexico until it all blows over.
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We'll see if that blows over now that Travis is off the council.
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They're going to put their head down and hope the hurricane blows over them.
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China and the NBA are coming to blows over a pro-Hong Kong tweet.
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It's hard to imagine today, but people actually came to blows over literary disagreements.
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The New York Times: From celebrated to vilified, House's Muslim women absorb blows over Israel.
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"I'm really worried about how, when this finally blows over, what Congress does," said one lobbyist.
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Will the company formally – or privately – address Bahous, or will the Solo team hope this blows over?
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You can't feel as though it's time to go hide under the covers until everything blows over.
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Me and my family gonna batten down the hatches and see what's left when it blows over.
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And just them (Inaudible) and it will be once Kurtz goes to blows over coverage in the media.
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"Everything blows over eventually, but I think these stories put our industry in a negative light," Helmy said.
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But it might be wise to steer extra clear of sewer grates until this whole thing blows over.
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Here are supposedly normal, sane human beings coming to blows over something that looks like a potato with eyes.
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The Kentucky Derby is an analogy of Trump's 2016 win but that thought totally blows over his tiny brain.
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The two sides also traded blows over competition for wide-body jets, with each scoring key wins in Asia.
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Soon, Arnold and his mother come to blows over how society undervalues gay love vis-à-vis straight love.
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"Please stop coming in for a bit, just until this all blows over for you", everyone said without saying.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and former vice president Joe Biden — have come to figurative blows over this very issue.
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One night, when I was about to abandon my table, two hovering customers came close to blows over it.
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When the excitement from Canada's legalization blows over, though, investors can start to do some careful stock picking, Cramer said.
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The generals are trusted to keep the ship of state on a safe course, until the Trump-tempest blows over.
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Qualcomm and Apple came to blows over royalties the chipmaker collects on mobile gadgets, most of which use its technologies.
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Now specific plans are starting to emerge from carriers, aimed at helping cash-strapped consumers until this pandemic blows over.
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People in the tech community hope the issue blows over once more, even as they prepare for another prolonged fight.
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I reached out to both Jytdog and Adrian Bowyer, who declined to comment until the storm around the page blows over.
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Kang says that the US and China need to move carefully to avoid coming to blows over the South China Sea.
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The Futurists (both in Italy and Russia) had a tendency to come to blows over differing opinions on art and aesthetics.
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Until this all blows over, we have to come together to enjoy the little things, because they're kind of all we've got.
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Qualcomm and Apple came to blows over royalties that the chip maker collects on mobile gadgets, most of which use its technologies.
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According to Us Weekly, Olivia Jade is staying with her boyfriend, singer-songwriter Jackson Guthy, in Malibu while the whole thing blows over.
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It's really ... I think that there are a lot of execs out there who are crossing their fingers and hoping this blows over.
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One possibility is that as the wind blows over Aphrodite Terra, clouds are pushed higher and the temperature of the cloud tops falls.
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Thursday night's Democratic debate started out with an electrifying — and rare for Democrats — series of frank back-and-forth blows over ideological questions.
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Not the first time It's not the first time the two candidates have come to verbal blows over a spat involving Cruz's family members.
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The two powers nearly came to blows over accusations the Chinese government was building a road inside the territory of close Indian ally Bhutan.
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The scene in which Monroe's white halter dress blows over her hips as she steps onto a New York subway grate made her an icon.
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The implicit message seemed to be clear: As long as Manafort stays quiet, the president will spare him from prison when this all blows over.
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Long before environmentalists and the fossil fuel industry traded blows over the Keystone XL pipeline and hydraulic fracturing, ANWR was the definitive issue dividing them.
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And if all goes well for the N.B.A., and this controversy eventually blows over, many of those eyeballs will come from outside the United States.
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When today's trend blows over, when the porcelain plates break and the soaps disappear down the drain, we'll still have the unassuming terrazzo under our feet.
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Under a centuries-old agreement, the church is shared by six Christian communities, but they squabble over every stone, sometimes coming to blows over perceived slights.
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For now, some of the companies in question have paused the human review process, presumably until the bad press from all these recent reports blows over.
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The accumulated effect of dozens or hundreds of blows over many years can apparently leave players with many of the same symptoms seen in Alzheimer's patients.
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The U.S. and Germany have come to blows over both trade policy and the euro's exchange rate since U.S. President Donald Trump's administration took office in January.
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How it works on Earth: Auroras are created when the solar wind blows over the planet's magnetic fields and drives electrons into oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere.
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It should probably come as no surprise that the two countries continue to trade blows over the wall — and to fight about who will ultimately pay for it.
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Cuomo and Nixon, who trails him in polling by wide margins, have traded blows over whether the state should do more to resist the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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The White House did not respond to multiple requests for a comment from The Hill and seemed to be hunkering down in hopes that the controversy blows over.
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On top of focusing on softening the economic slowdown, companies should think about how they're going to grow and profit after the virus blows over, the report said.
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Bostwick said guys on campus would come to blows over politics before the election, but that groups like Identity Evropa don't set the tone of the conversation on campus.
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When it comes to Keeping Up with the Kardashians, there's nothing quite as entertaining as when Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian West come to verbal blows over something small.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West went out for Valentine's Day dinner and it was almost too much for paparazzi to handle ... because they almost came to blows over it.
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Vivendi and activist Elliott have been trading blows over how to revive Telecom Italia (TIM), a telecoms heavyweight saddled with more than 25 billion euros ($28 billion) of debt.
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They hide out till the first strike blows over, then each one of these little boogers carries a 25 megaton bomb right up the middle of main street Moscow.
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"I hope it blows over so it doesn't affect either of them," said Katherine Szuplat, a librarian in Dover, N.H., who also came to the Women's March in Portsmouth.
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According to the property casualty insurers group, if a blizzard blows over your tree and it damages your neighbors' property, they should file a claim with their own insurance company.
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Lake-effect snow is a phenomenon where cold arctic air blows over the still-warm Great Lakes, forming narrow bands of clouds that can dump heavy snow on adjacent areas.
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Vivendi and activist fund Elliott have been trading blows over how to revive Telecom Italia (TIM), a telecoms heavyweight saddled with more than 25 billion euros ($28 billion) of debt.
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All of it is in service of restoring trust in a company whose reputation—and that of its leaders—has taken near constant body blows over the past two years.
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Kavesh and other sellers told CNBC they're concerned that their products will lose valuable ranking placement as inventory fluctuates, which will be hard to recover once the crisis blows over.
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Lake-effect snow is a winter phenomenon where cold, arctic air blows over the still-warm Great Lakes, forming narrow bands of clouds that can dump heavy snow on nearby communities.
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A panel I was chairing nearly did not happen because a senior banker and a senior politician almost came to blows over who should be first to speak (the politician won).
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"Know that there is a solution to debt once this storm blows over, and, by not maxing out your credit cards now, you can put yourself in the best position possible."
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" When it comes to which team might take a shot at signing Brown ... Tiki didn't name names -- only telling us it'll all go down once "some of this heat blows over.
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This year it began in October: That's when the American Girl catalog arrived and my kids nearly came to blows over who was going to get the $150 doll-size pinball machine.
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In fact, NBC's dominance during the Olympics is so complete that most broadcast networks barely bother to keep up, putting much of their usual programming on hold until the Olympic storm blows over.
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He's the latest high-profile man to reemerge after less than a year locked up in #MeToo jail — the place wealthy and powerful men go to hide out while the storm blows over.
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Once the storm blows over, other zoos are often quick to help those affected by a disaster, sending in resources and taking in animals that need to be temporarily housed while exhibits are repaired.
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Another display features an air vent that blows over a sample bed sheet attached to a black window pane, to highlight how the company's weaving technique is meant to maintain a body's even temperature.
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IN THE aftermath of the G20 summit on July 20153th and 8th, German politicians traded blows over who was at fault for riots by anti-globalisation activists that smashed up parts of central Hamburg.
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The Trump administration said over the weekend that the United States is prepared to negotiate with Iran without preconditions, days after the two countries nearly came to blows over a downed American surveillance drone.
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In a 1976 "Saturday Night Live" skit, Dan Aykroyd and Gilda Radner play a husband and wife who nearly come to blows over whether "New Shimmer" is a floor wax or a dessert topping.
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It's kind of a different vibe in the Mojave where the dust blows over the rutted roads than in Scottsdale or Palm Springs where it's rich people golfing and eating steak at strip malls.
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Such snow bands occur when cold air blows over the relatively warm water of a lake picking up moisture, and dumping it as snow in downwind areas (h/t to Mashable weather wizard Andrew Freedman).
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Facebook's probably better off backing away from anything that involves sensitive data like checking account balances until Cambridge Analytica blows over and it's proven its newfound sense of responsibility translates into a safer social networking.
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The lawmakers have come to blows over proposed legislation to strip just some members of parliament of their immunity from prosecution — which is something all Turkish parliamentarians enjoy while in office, according to Turkish law.
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The proposed extradition law changes first prompted protests in March and April, and in May, pro-democracy and pro-Beijing lawmakers literally came to blows over the bill on the floor of Hong Kong's legislature.
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Instead, let's take a look at the unexpected ways Olivia is connected to big names like Kylie Jenner and Justin Bieber, and wonder aloud if when this all blows over, we'll be invited onto that yacht.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The ratcheting up of trade tensions between the United States and China is "worrisome", the head of the OECD said on Wednesday after the two countries traded blows over $50 billion of import tariffs.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The main contenders in Spain's parliamentary election traded verbal blows over jobs and national identity on Tuesday, as Socialist frontrunner Pedro Sanchez said he had no plans to include center-right Ciudadanos in any governing alliance.
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LONDON, April 4 (Reuters) - The ratcheting up of trade tensions between the United States and China is "worrisome", the head of the OECD said on Wednesday after the two countries traded blows over $50 billion of import tariffs.
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Last week's discord amid the Hilltop-Alexandria-Kingdom alliance has grown even stronger, as Morgan and Paul come to blows over strategy planning while Maggie bickers with Gregory over their course of action for the disarmed enemy forces.
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Mounting scientific evidence suggests that overall exposure to head trauma is the key risk factor for brain damage and neurodegenerative disease; obvious concussions aren't good, to be sure, but neither is the accumulation of subconcussive blows over time.
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If we really want to prevent the "second chance," Harvey Weinstein is reportedly expecting once this all blows over, we can start by thinking about this problem not as one individual, but as a far more insidious systemic issue.
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Vivendi and Elliott had been trading blows over how to revive Telecom Italia, which is saddled with more than 25 billion euros ($28 billion) of debt, but recent media reports say they may be ready to compromise on strategy.
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The scope of the programme underscores the depth of asset quality problems in Kazakhstan, where the oil-exporting economy has suffered two heavy blows over the last decade, the 2008 global crisis and the 2014 plunge in energy prices.
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"The grain bulls that continue to look for a boost from Chinese demand post-trade deal took a couple more blows over the weekend," Matt Zeller, director of market information at INTL FCStone said in a note to clients.
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In the latest indication that real estate can be a bloody, full-contact sport, the borough of Edgewater, N.J., and developers are trading body blows over one of the last large waterfront sites left on New Jersey's Gold Coast.
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MBS spent the past year — and millions of dollars — positioning himself as a golden boy in Washington, just as Erdogan and Trump came to blows over the jailed American pastor, resulting in crippling sanctions and a nadir in U.S.-Turkey relations.
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Shops like Sodalicious and Swig have truly gone the extra step — adding shots of flavored syrup and creamer to their drinks — and have even come to legal blows over who's allowed to use the word "dirty" in describing their wares.
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And, he's hoping that with Congress out of session this week for Thanksgiving recess -- and the country less focused on work than their turkey day plans -- that this whole thing blows over (or loses some of its heat) before next week.
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It is pitting specialist against specialist — this year in the rarefied confines of the American Academy of Actuaries, not far from the White House, the elite professionals who crunch pension numbers for a living came close to blows over this very issue.
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But the history of the MAX and its competitor, the Airbus A320neo, also illustrates why the two companies are unlikely to come to blows over the future of the MAX beyond their fierce day-to-day competition, strategists and industry officials say.
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Candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have traded blows over U.S. policy in Syria — with the former secretary of state a vocal advocate for Assad's removal while Trump has cited ISIS' defeat as a higher priority, amid withering critiques of his foreign-policy proposals.
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It's making several bets with this campaign: that it will pay off long-term, further endearing it to prominent athletes; that Kaepernick's supporters will make up the difference of lost customers; and that many of those whining on Twitter will return to the company after this news blows over.
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He's previously mentioned wanting to get into the motivational speaking game after this legal saga blows over, and in the lead up to his re-trial, the former sitcom star tried to drum up some good will from the public by doing stand-up and playing the drums.
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This new season will hopefully pick up from last season's cliffhanger, in which George Michael (Cera) and his father Michael (Bateman) come to blows over a mutual love interest, Gob (Arnett) is promoted to president of the family's company, and Buster (Hale) is arrested for the murder of Lucille Austero (Liza Minnelli).
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Then, when a group of Saviors escaped during a walker attack, Morgan and Jesus even ended up coming to blows over whether to spare them or execute them, with Morgan seeming to lose his grip on reality and outright trying to kill Jesus, regaining his senses just in time to abort his killing blow.
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Battening down the hatches and seeing what's left after the storm blows over is clearly not the wisest plan, but until we directly tackle both the financial and cultural factors that lead residents to stay behind, the nation will be ill-prepared for hurricanes at a time when they are destined to become more frequent.
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The two countries traded economic blows over Brunson's imprisonment, with the Trump administration announcing sanctions on a pair of top Turkish officials in August and Turkey retaliating days later against top officials in the U.S. The status of those sanctions following Brunson's release remains unclear, and the White House did not immediately respond to an inquiry.
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Additional Reading • From Celebrated to Vilified, House's Muslim Women Absorb Blows Over Israel • On Both Ends of Capitol, Both Parties Warn Big Pharma on Drug Prices • President Signs Order to Help U.S. Manufacturers and 'Trump People' • In a lengthy Oval Office interview, Mr. Trump told The New York Times that negotiating with Congress over a border wall was a "waste of time" and that he would probably take action on it himself.
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