Sentence examples for alarming blow from inspiring English sources
There's concern for the freedom of the press in Hong Kong after the government declined to renew the visa of a veteran Financial Times' editor, dealing an alarming blow to the country's thriving journalism community.
As Rochester's ward, Laura Elphinstone scampers about, endearing but alarming, as if blown in from a wuthering height.
The fear that two nuclear-armed adversaries might come to blows alarmed Washington.
It was an ill wind that blew through Emmerdale this month, ruffling tempers, alarming livestock and upsetting the nap of Zak Dingle's best cords.
The latest thing is the dishwasher which when you turn it on sets off the burglar alarm and blows the electricity.
In the past few years alone, shorts sounded early alarms about blow-ups like Enron, Tyco, and Boston Chicken; they also uncovered scams at lots of smaller companies that tried to cash in on the stock-market hysteria of the late nineties.
His comments will be a blow to media organisations and freedom of speech campaigners, who have become increasingly alarmed by the use of super-injunctions in the courts to silence the press on privacy grounds.
