Sentences with phrase «get blown out»

In many cases, arguments between co-parents may start small and then get blown out of proportion.

Most disagreements and misunderstandings are little things that get blown out of proportion.

Highlights also get blown out very easily, and it makes it very hard to get an evenly lit shot.

The increase in digital noise is to be expected, but there's just a lot of noise reduction going on in the post processing, that results in softer details, and highlights that tend to get blown out.

Does the ice get blown out through the Fram strait or not?

Watching a building get blown out or a tactical strike looked great I also noticed that shadowing on objects like palm trees would appear slower than everything else, and the draw distance wasn't as good as I thought it would be.

Does have a tendency to get blown out.

Later in the morning the wind starts to blow onshore and the waves get blown out.

But imagine if your budget were to get blown out of the water because your paycheck got skipped.

When Cowboys fans clown the Eagles for losing to KC, then get blown out by the.

Some things easily get blown out of proportion.

These «debris disks» are constantly fed by collisions among rocky bodies — the larger of which can survive and grow by continued accretion — because the tiny dust grains quickly fall onto the central star or get blown out of the planetary system.

«We have a very diverse state so you have to prove if you're a New Yorker that you can carry not just a huge metropolis in New York City but the suburbs and not get blown out in the rural areas,» said Bruce Gyory, a former advisor to two governors and now at Manatt, Phelps and Phillips.

It's one thing not to cover, like the trend above suggested, but to get blown out, few predicted Iowa routing Ohio State 55 - 24.

I would suggest that even now, when it comes to competing in the transfer market with Chelsea, Man city and United, we still, to use your term, get blown out of the water.

Playoff teams do not get blown out like the Bills did against the Chargers!

His teams get blown out in big games all too much.

Middlesbrough have just 1 win in 16 away matches this season, but only a -10 goal differential, meaning they're usually in tight games and they don't get blown out on the road.

The Tide would certainly get blown out but wouldn't we all watch in fascination anyway?

His very few bad games get blown out of proportion and the games he dominates gets passed off as nothing.

St. team on a short week & dropped 9 spots - SEC teams get blown out & lose 5 spots - Big10 teams play a close game like Penn St. / Ohio St. last weekend & lose 2 spots - ACC teams beat 1 - 7 teams (MIA vs. UNC last weekend) by 5 points at home & move up 5 spots

No the most «Bucks» thing to do would be to win the next two, which would reel all of us back in, then lose the following in Boston by a close margin, and then get blown out at home in game 6 for the final game in the BC.

Says Ammaccapane, «I don't want it to get blown out of proportion.»

To some, it's more embarrassing to blow an incredible victory — to choke — than it is to get blown out.

They came back to beat Penn State, only to get blown out by Ohio State in the last game of the season.

When you get blown out, that's pretty standard.

Instead we got Joe Lee Dunn 2.0 where everyone on defense runs around like chickens with their heads cut off, and we give up big play after big play and get blown out by decent SEC teams.

I always get bummed when I don't clearly state my position on a link building topic and it gets blown out of proportion.

EVERYTHING in evangelical churches gets blown out of proportion and people who quote the bible ALWAYS do so for THEIR convenience.

The idea that the Flyers are a decent match for the Penguins, if you ignore the fact that they lost two coin flips and got blown out twice by Pittsburgh this year, is kind of a silly way to look at things unless there's some additional context like injuries or whatever.

«It got blown out of proportion,» Weeden says of the meetings.

What I'm most concerned with is getting blown out again.

But the Buckeyes got blown out twice and beat fewer bowl teams than any other team on this list, including UCF.

To use the words of Magic Johnson, the Celtics «got blew out» the first two games of the series against Cleveland.

This is a parity - heavy year in which every team has a flaw — Clemson lost to Syracuse, Oklahoma failed to really put away several weaker teams, Georgia got blown out once (but avenged it), and UCF failed to go back in time and schedule teams that would happen to be good — but that's no reason to default to two teams that've combined for five Playoff bids in three years.

Two - loss 2016 Penn State and 2015 Stanford also had three wins against top - 25 teams and conference titles, and each lost one of its games by a single score, rather than getting blown out twice.

And can you believe how much love they're giving that team that got blown out in that big game?

That was an ignominious end to the dream run for State going from unranked to # 1 quicker than anyone in AP poll history and being the first team ever ranked # 1 in a College Football Playoff official ranking to later getting blown out in a bowl game by Georgia Tech.

Or any mention how they got blown out by the dolphins??

The Wildcats got their business in order after getting blown out at Florida on Feb. 4, and now they've won 13 in a row.

The whole «carrying» I think gets blown out of proportion.

I understand that OSU is favored and they need to talk about OSU winning because it's a more interesting discussion about who makes the playoff, but you'd think the only undefeated power 5 team in the country would get a little more respect... especially against a team that got blown out by Iowa.

Look at Pop, he just got blown out as well.

Most assumed that Costa would have no place in Chelsea «s long - term plans after how he performed a mere two months ago under Jose Mourinho — and yet, after 10 games with Hiddink at the helm the Blues look far more similar to the club that won it all last year as opposed to the team that got blown out by Manchester City.

I think it gets blown out of proportion a bit... Definitely a case for Sanchez and Theo's injuries with overplaying and a lack of warm - up.

Wake Forest seemed on the verge of getting blown out of the building.

A lot of these fans don't stay back when their team gets blown out..

Neither did getting blown out by Villanova in the Big East quarters on Thursday night.

First of all, Illinois got blown out by a bad...

No way they should have got blown out of a series by the Pelicans.