Sentence examples for blow days from inspiring English sources

The condition may develop in people who receive a second blow days or weeks after an initial concussion, before its symptoms have gone away.

Australia have suffered a devastating blow four days before the start of next week's Ashes series with the news that Ryan Harris, one of their key bowlers, has been forced to retire through injury.

My admiration for philanthropy is taking a blow these days because of some hypocrisy upon which so much of philanthropy depends.

Just like with waiting five minutes before you open the fridge and blow four days of your diet, instant gratification is over-rated.

Just like with waiting five minutes before you open the fridge and blow four days of your diet, instant gratification is overrated.

A real Sal Paradise brand of buzzkill, I've been telling anyone who will listen that blow "these days" is too speedy since at least 2010.

Okay, so blowing money day after day isn't the best thing to do, but don't automatically say no to everything your kid asks for.

But will they blow it?Day one: Getting the Detroit show on the road.

Bielsa has also been mum, but he is expected to go the way the government wind seems to be blowing these days.

The wind has been blowing for days now, a stiff breeze that seems to shift at will from north to west and back again.

A traditional dancer I interviewed told me that, once on a film set, when she saw these college girls blow their day's earnings on alcohol, she started crying.