Sentence examples for blows such as from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the worst pain was emotional, the wounds caused by separation from his family and the accompanying blows, such as the loss of his eldest son, Madiba "Thembi" Thembekile, in a car crash in 1969.

Pascal Lamy and Robert Zoellick, the top European and American trade negotiators, get on much better than Charlene Barshefsky and Leon Brittan did in the Clinton era, and their good relationship has survived serious blows, such as America's decision to impose steel tariffs.

"A Gorgeous Girl Like Me" is a strange and sometimes slapsticky comedy based on the themes of "The 400 Blows," such as the wildness of an abused child and the therapeutic interventions that result and into which Truffaut packs many of his most anarchic and heterodox reflections.

"We pad their world in every possible way, we pamper them from the beginning," alleges Swedish psychiatrist Dr David Eberhard, who argues this parental sweeping has led to a generation of mollycoddled subadults who are psychologically knocked out by relatively minor blows such as the death of a dog or a boss telling them off.

In addition to blows such as punches and kicks, players can utilize throwing or "grappling" to circumvent "blocks".

Avoid contact sports in which your knee may be susceptible to blows, such as American football and rugby.

But outsiders' principal concern that its growth will collapse if it suffers a serious blow, such as the collapse of the euro is not justified.

Moreover, it is well known that people who report higher levels of stress at home or work, or have suffered a recent "life" blow, such as the death of a spouse, are more likely to suffer stroke or heart attack (in one study of work-related stressors, for instance, approaching deadlines were associated with a sixfold increase in myocardial infarction).

There are ways of softening the blow, such as saying "Sorry, I can't help you with that right now.

A president's first-ever visit Inspired by "The Wire" When the wind blows ReprintsNeighbours such as Poland and the Czech Republic complain that power surges from Germany are playing havoc with their grids.

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