Sentence examples for blow whether from inspiring English sources

The Magic wavered but did not topple and retaliated whenever Boston dealt a blow, whether the retort came in the form of a dunk from Howard, a drive from Nelson or a 3-pointer from J. J. Redick.

If that day is here, or on its way, we may not need a weatherman to know that the wind is going to blow, whether we like it or not.

"I think US Airways will be a significant weather vane for how this wind will blow, whether the political process will allow the A.T.S.B. to force adjustments in labor contracts," said Michael E. Levine, a former airline executive who teaches at Harvard Law School.

Being told you're a loser by your culture is a blow, whether it is true or not.

When and where radioactive contamination becomes a problem depends on a vast array of factors: the specific element released, which way the wind is blowing, whether rain will bring suspended radioactivity to earth, and what types of crops and animals are in an exposed area.

My prescription, since we've got to horn-blow whether we want to or not, is this: Get involved with other people on social media; share about more than just your own creation.

She agreed, but being Edith, said she was afraid she'd blow it whether she did or not.

Two members of the Panel for Educational Policy, which votes on the closings, nearly came to blows over whether to cancel the meeting because of the weather.

A. For pure, top of the line, just sensational mind-blowing luxury, whether the restaurant is expensive or not, Tokyo would probably be the mountaintop.

For days, the enclave of so-called FilmTwitter came to blows over whether or not television can be cinema, and how much the distinction matters.

Yet musicologists have come close to blows disputing whether the fourth movement "proves" that the affair between Berg and Fuchs-Robettin was consummated.