Sentence examples for blow further from inspiring English sources

He also has those shares and dividends to soften the blow further.

I could go on and blow further holes through the pitefully weak arguement that you put forward but it is not necessary as you are sunk!

"Those bushes would get covered in dust, but it would prevent the dust from blowing further down the road," Mukherjee adds.

Sri Lanka remained dry that time, but this time there is evidence that some of the warm moist air has blown further west, just nudging Sri Lanka into torrential downpours, according to Adam Scaife, head of long-range forecasting at the Met Office.

Having already budgeted for cuts of hundreds of millions of pounds since 2011, the council leaders – all from Labour-run cities – say the latest cuts have blown further holes in their finances, meaning that by 2018 they fear being unable to provide acceptable levels of essential services including social care for the elderly, refuse collection, and others such as libraries and sports facilities.

But something was unusual with the winds that day and the plane was blown further north than expected.

As well as its influence on Wales' coastal areas, air warmed by the Gulf Stream blows further inland with the prevailing winds.

You could also try blowing further up or down the slit.

If for-profit copyshops are allowed to engage in systematic, wholesale copying of large portions of authors' work, the monetary blow will further hinder the profession.

The successful military operation against Farc secretariat member Julio Suarez Rojas, alias Jorge Briceno or Mono Jojoy, is a crucial blow which further weakens Farc and strengthens the government's position.

Our self-esteem may have taken a blow and further rejection is too scary to risk.