blow through

verb

1. informal.
   intr, adverb to leave; make off

Example Sentences

We agreed he would focus on his job search but my mind keeps going to when his kids will blow through the money and come crawling back.

From Slate

Adding to the wave of blockbuster summer tours slated to blow through Seattle, ZooTunes unveiled its summer concert lineup Tuesday, continuing an indie-rock embrace that started last year.

From Seattle Times

Without the moderating influence of a large body of water to regulate the climate, dust storms began to blow through towns.

From Seattle Times

When our rent went up last year, we figured it would hit the top of our budget, but the difference made us blow through almost all of our savings.

From Slate

Deadly storms blow through this ferocious spot where the Pacific, Atlantic, and Southern Oceans meet.

From National Geographic