Sentence examples for blow for a from inspiring English sources

That would be perhaps the bitterest blow for a club that has known many.

Higher taxes on fuel are being phased in, a blow for a car-loving country.

His fall from grace is a sharp blow for a party whose morale was already low.

Pronger, 37, may have played his final N.H.L. game, a blow for a team regarded as a Stanley Cup contender.

Indeed $1 billion is not a devastating blow for a bank that earned $6.5 billion in its last quarter.

The recall is the latest blow for a company already struggling with anemic sales growth because of the economic slowdown.

The investigation would appear to be the latest blow for a group that once received national, and even international, acclaim.

You can't fault the music: it retains Italianate melodic appeal while striking a blow for a distinctly Germanic style.

It was an encouraging blow for a player then hitting.202, but the script quickly went awry.

But the move was a PR blow for a company that intends to make most of its cash from advertisers.

(This, in case you've been waiting, was that big blow for A-Rod, what he called the hit of his career).