Examples of 'you have blown it' in a sentence
Meaning of "you have blown it"
you have blown it: This phrase is used to indicate that someone has made a big mistake or error
How to use "you have blown it" in a sentence
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you have blown it
And now you have blown it with her.
We are pulling you out because you have blown it.
You have blown it out of proportion.
Because you have blown it.
You have blown it this time.
You had your chance but now you have blown it.
You have blown it all up.
But here you are, you have blown it by quitting.
You have blown it out.
Assume full responsibility, and now you have blown it.
Now you have blown it.
And if he relieves you know that then you have blown it ♪.
God knows you have blown it clear out of my mind.
You wanted to handle the delivery… Assume full responsibility, and now you have blown it.
Well you have blown it with that girl who was over there.
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If you do, then you have blown it.
You have blown it out . Do not climb on the table.
Give it here, you have blown it twice.
You have blown it big time, Bullock.
Every chance you have had, son, you have blown it.
But I think you have blown it out of proportion.
Know you get to taste ♪ that then you have blown it ♪.
And now you have blown it to kingdom come?
This guy 's perfect for me, and you have blown it and ruined everything.
Well, you have blown it for them, ruined careers.
Wake up, Jenny, you have blown it.
You have blown it this time, fella!
That s it. You have blown it.
You have blown it this time, fella! Gotcha.
Time . That s it . You have blown it.
Well, you have blown it big time!
Whatever . And now you have blown it to kingdom come? - Thingamabob.
Oh, you have blown it.
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