Sentence examples similar to by a blow of from inspiring English sources

Rabbits of either sex were sacrificed by a blow on the back of head and descending thoracic aorta was dissected out and kept in the normal Krebs solution.

This declaration was followed soon afterwards by a blow to the face of Hill.

He said another writer called Liu Shahe, also declared an enemy of the state and jailed in 1957, told him: "The wounds inflicted by such a blow of fate never heal.

The acknowledgment by Holtz-Eakin is a blow of sorts to the GOP argument that the record-breaking $1.56 trillion projected deficit is solely Obama's responsibility.

The IFS research showed that oil and gas revenues had been hit by a double blow of falling prices and a more generous tax regime for producers.

This report details the isolation of minicircle sequences from the whole genome shotgun (WGS) reads from the CL Brener and Esmeraldo strains of T. cruzi generated as a by-blow of the Genome Sequence Project [ 18].

Now,  Peter's heart has been wounded by a thousand blows of self-remorse.

In the past two years alone there has been a doorstop of a biography by Conrad Black, a blow-by-blow account of Nixon's visit to China by Margaret MacMillan and a joint portrait of Nixon and Henry Kissinger by Robert Dallek.

Our souls are hurt and puzzled that it comes so often in the name of God, like the torn innocence in the eyes of a child, shocked by the blow of an angry parent.

She said then the lawyer had been stepping into the hallway to call the organization with a blow-by-blow of the proceedings.

For a blow-by-blow of what the Stream offers, especially when compared to what HP's similar Chromebook 14 contains, Paul Thurrott has you covered.