Sentence examples for blow ahead from inspiring English sources

Tomas Rosicky's serious injury setback has handed Arsene Wenger a blow ahead of Arsenal's trip to Bournemouth this weekend.

The news comes as a major blow ahead of next week's Champions League clash with Manchester City.

West Brom were dealt another injury blow ahead of their trip to St James Parkk with the loss of Jonny Evans.

Team news hastily culled from the wires Manchester United suffered a major blow ahead of the game after Carlos Tevez was ruled out.

Less than 24 hours after getting their Six Nations campaign back on track, England have been dealt a double injury blow ahead of Sunday's final game against Wales.

Wales have suffered another significant injury blow ahead of the Six Nations after the Cardiff second‑row Bradley Davies damaged his ankle ligaments in training.

He will certainly need more than a thin layer of varnish to weather the political blows ahead.

One possible explanation is that the residue material was biomass dust blown ahead of the flame by the explosion induced wind, impacted on the walls where then the flame side underwent flame impingement pyrolysis and the metal (wall) side material was compacted but largely chemically unchanged.

Australia have suffered three more injury blows ahead of the first Test against the Lions on 22 June.

Danger: Minds blown ahead.

Spot fires blew ahead of Post and his crews preventing them from advancing further up the ridge, but they found a rocky outcropping and laid prone on the ground as the fire engulfed them.