The phrase "blow without" is correct and can be used in written English
It means to continue or proceed without any hindrance or interruption. Example: The wind blew without pause, scattering leaves and debris across the street.
She absorbs blow after blow without appearing to crack.
At times it occurs as a result of local injury, either from a penetrating wound or from an external blow without a break in the skin.
Mr. Hubbard said testing could show whether the panels, especially those in worse shape, could sustain such a blow without breaking.
This parliamentary vote is a sign of the way the wind is blowing, and will continue to blow without any progress towards peace".
The Green Knight, "otherworldly, yet flesh / and bone," presents a startling challenge: he will endure one blow without offering resistance, but whoever deals it must promise to receive a reciprocal blow in a year and a day.
In it the normal jazz-improviser's code of conversational broken phrases is discarded in favor of long, continuous statements; Mr. Parker uses the technique of circular breathing, and can blow without pausing for 20 minutes or more.
The batsman tucks up and keeps out the other blows without throwing a punch himself.
But she also represents a different kind of diversity inside the Beltway: someone who can tell you which way the wind is blowing without having to fake it.
As a consequence, mallets have short handles and the amplitude of swing is small, allowing a succession of rapid blows without undue fatigue.
As are Rudnick's other screenplays, "Marci X" is spiced with lightly barbed topical jokes and celebrity putdowns that strike glancing blows without breaking the skin.
Amidst all the fury over angry ideologues concerned that their bigoted conservative values are under attack lie the importance of whistle-blowing without fear or favour.
