Sentence examples for blow from the from inspiring English sources
The predominant winds blow from the northeast and northwest51.
"Instead he got a humiliating public blow from the president.
"How does one argue against the fact that a blow from the shoulder or a blow from the elbow to the head generates one result, and a blow from the fist doesn't?" Dryden said.
Breezes will turn and blow from the south ahead of a cold front approaching from Canada.
In winter the prevailing winds blow from the east, the north, and the west.
In summer, monsoonal winds blow predominantly from the southwest; in winter, winds blow from the northeast.
A blow from the thong was supposed to render a woman fertile.
The big blow from the Pirates' offense came from Pedro Alvarez.
Occasional cold winds called surazos blow from the south, lowering temperatures abruptly.
A blow from the hide of the scapegoat was said to cure sterility.
This is supposed to help cushion the blow from the loss of direct payments.
