Sentence examples for a cascade of blows from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The sidewalk where 25-year-old Lee Rigby died, beneath a cascade of blows from bladed weapons, has become a place of popular pilgrimage like none other in Britain since the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1997 in a Paris car crash.

Still, Madchester's biggest band don't get by on sentiment, unleashing a cascade of jangly perfection and blowing classics such as I Am the Resurrection, Love Spreads and She Bangs the Drum to prog-like proportions.

But if you want to understand what he did for the perpetrators of a cascade of financial fraud that blew up the nation's economy in 2008, you only have to read that line from his former employer: he helped them "get the best deal they can".

The harvest will be weighed in foreclosed homes, college educations deferred or abandoned, new cars left in the dealers' lots (BMWs not excepted) and consumer goods on the shelf, one more little cascade of blows to the U.S. economy.

That blow to the head or mechanical stimulus, as scientists call it—sets in motion a cascade of biological responses inside the skull responsible for the injury's devastating consequences.

"Does that single blow result in something that doesn't go away," he added, "or perhaps sets off a cascade of events that leads to a progressive degenerative brain disease?" Mr. McQuigg may be finding out the cruelest way.

A cascade of charges followed.

A cascade of work followed.

A cascade of painful rejections began.

It creates a cascade of interventions".

A cascade of empty metal bleachers.