Sentence examples for challenging blow from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, tomorrow's talks about setting up a peace conference have already been dealt a challenging blow this week, as thousands of opposition fighters broke away from the primary, Western-backed rebel coalition.

From there, the song and the challenge blew up.

We challenged four blow-dryers--all promising a faster blowout--to a race.

If, after plenty of practice, you become an expert bubble-blower, try challenging yourself by blowing a third bubble inside the second one.

Well, let's get something straight: what makes a great game are top-class graphics with an interactive world you can blow up, challenging puzzles and things to kill.

4) Bob Dole galvanized the RepublicanConvention by: a) Arriving two hours late; b) Challenging President Clinton to also blow up fifty soccer balls; c) Telling the audience to "smoke' em if you got 'em"....6....6

And when Eva challenged them to "blow the whistle" on global hunger, you could see in the young delegates eyes, and in their body language as they squirmed in their seats at the harsh charge Eva was giving them, that from now on they are not going to ignore the issue of global food security.

If Brentwood had prevailed, the result could have been a domino effect with more cities challenging the state and potentially blowing a big hole in Brown's latest budget proposal.

Such a challenge could blow a hole in what experts consider the most airtight pension protections anywhere.

You are growing and evolving constantly and each challenge and blow to the ego or bank account could turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to you.

He is venturing, challenging, searching and though the Breath blows him "darkly, fearfully afar", he is still at the helm.