Sentence examples for a decent blow from inspiring English sources

"You'll need to own a decent blow dryer though if you want to recreate his locks".

When Labour ran a poster in 2010 featuring Cameron's head Photoshopped on to the body of Ashes to Ashes antihero Gene Hunt under the headline "Don't let him take Britain back to the 1980s", they might have thought they had landed a decent blow.

It was a decent blow".

Though Immersion's future is still murky, it shows that an underdog can, from time to time, take a shot at the giants and land a decent blow.

It would seem a bit unfair if she came to any harm before she could find time for a decent blow-dry.

Two decent blows by Billcliff there in that Plunkett over.

"A decent bloke.

More importantly, I think progressives in a second Obama term at least have a decent chance at blowing up a grand bargain, whereas our chances of stopping the horror show that is the Romney-Ryan budget in a Republican congress are slim to none.

Kenneth Ferrie's hopes of a decent Open finale were blown apart in the wind at Sandwich as he rattled up a 13-over 83.

Just to make sure he wins the ball he gives the nearest defener a decent shove, and the referee blows his whistle.

I'd wager a decent sum that both David Cameron and Nick Clegg have blown off to aides after awkward encounters with voters.