11.   But this grand old tiger can still blow a hole in the ozone layer.

12.   But U.S. District Judge Sam Cummings of Lubbock, Texas, single-handedly blew a hole through that interpretation two years ago.

13.   Evan ducked behind corners and blew holes in the ceiling.

14.   He was captured by American forces but escaped when a bomb went off, blowing a hole in the prison camp fence.

15.   However, to blow a hole in the deficit is to reduce the deficit, a consummation devoutly to be wished by just about everyone in politics.

16.   In the ensuing chaos, they blow holes in the picture.

17.   It fired, blowing a hole in the ceiling.

18.   It moved swiftly toward a vote that will almost certainly blow a hole in federal spending for the arts.

19.   Just as you adjust to having the wind at your back, on the next hole it could blow in your face.

20.   Just as in Hollywood, slow hair days, missing costumes and the odd earthquake can blow holes in production schedules.