Sentence examples for blow from behind from inspiring English sources

'I felt the axe's blow from behind, I knew that everything was destroyed,' he said of his fractured left ankle.

Derek Whyteside, 42, suffered a skull fracture due to a single blow from behind and then collapsed to the ground, where he was attacked by two men, Stafford crown court was told on Tuesday.

She held her head more sternly; she set her shoulders slightly forward, as if trying to conceal the fact that she expected, at any moment, a blow from behind.

Most knucklers agree that wind in the face is good (anything to add resistance and turbulence), while wind blowing from behind spells doom.

He was attacked with repeated, forceful blows from behind after having been under surveillance by his killers for months, the trial at Manchester crown court was told.

The owls decided to come out when the sun came out, and luck have it the wind was blowing from behind me, it meant the owls were hunting face forward for once," Dave told BBC Earth.

I am still self-conscious if the wind blows from behind or if my hair looks stringy.

If it is blowing from behind its very difficult, so try to get it to blow to your ears, or partially to your cheek.

The Carpenters render one of the threats Cogito faces as "the blow given from behind". In Valles's version, it is "a blow out of the blue," which is tinnier and needlessly clichéd, and emphasizes the unexpectedness of the "blow" at the expense of its treacherousness.

The Carpenters render one of the threats Cogito faces as "the blow given from behind".

Waiting at the bottleneck of the hostess's stand, the blows land from behind, as more people struggle into the compressed entryway from the street.