Sentence examples for blows with from inspiring English sources

"You still coming to blows with Daddy Morton?" "No".

The half-time whistle blows with City slightly fortunately ahead.

"I can't imagine coming to blows with anybody," says Malkovich.

The preceding 120 minutes were scoreless, as the underdog Zambians traded blows with the Elephants.

UConn (2-0) landearlyrly blows with the omnipresence of Maya Moore.

A soldier arrived with an axe; three blows with the blunt end broke open the door.

After all, the post-Colonial United States had already come to blows with Britain once.

His club, Juventus, had been trading blows with their city rivals all afternoon.

Kenny traded blows with refugee activists for daring to approach Abyan.

"I almost came to blows with Ernest Hemingway," Schulberg said in an interview last month.

Personally, I'm not interested in trading blows with someone who hits harder than I do.