Sentence examples for blow from one from inspiring English sources
Their sheer size and weight is enough to deliver a lethal blow from one strike.
"This struck me as a low blow from one erotic bibliographer to another," Nicholson observes.
Many times in my life she asked me, "But what do you think about this?" This guidance has shaped my way of thinking and keeps my eyes open to how the wind may blow from one direction or another.
A committed blow from one of those ought to do it.
The contest, he said, can get costly — lights always blow from one year to the next, and considering some entries' lights number in the thousands.
Blow from one end, and it looks like you're smoking.
At this leading edge, plant density is low, and it is not likely that pollen blown from one plant will land on another.
The whole building came tumbling down, and we were blown from one corner to the other.
He's really being blown from one side to the next, and people are using him.
"We were blown from one side of the road to the other," says Sackhoff.
Albert was struck by blows from one of those boards, Fox Chicago reports, and the video obtained by Fox shows a person getting hit with a board and then stomped on after falling to the ground.
