Sentence examples similar to blow support from inspiring English sources

And the point is that Corbyn's majority in the leadership election was a knockout blow supported by party members, only a tiny proportion of whom are likely to have been rightwing entryists.

Chapple's mighty blow, with admirable support from Tom Bailey, repaired that damage, but Lancashire still need to win the game to stay up – and send Middlesex down.

But every insult we have had to endure since we entered Government, every snipe, every bad headline, every blow to our support: That was all worth it – because we are turning Britain around.

It is not wise to blow your monthly support checks or your lump-sum divorce settlement with no thought to your financial future.

This week saw more blows to popular support.

The crowd blew horns in support, and some people ululated.

Mr. Benton clarified that Mr. Paul did not support blowing up government buildings.

In a tongue-in-cheek response a senior US government official said the Obama administration "does not support blowing up planets".

The currency has blown through several support levels, and is now trading near an all-time low of almost 49 pesos to the dollar.

That is because extended family networks cushion the blow: "The evidence supports the hypothesis that extended family networks, which appear to be stronger near the Mediterranean, provide a fundamental source of insurance against unemployment in southern Europe".

If Lee could draw the federal Army of the Potomac, recently defeated at Chancellorsville, into Pennsylvania and decisively beat it again in a series of hammer blows, Northern public support for the war might collapse.