Sentence examples for clear blow from inspiring English sources

More than half said charitable income would be cut by more than 20%, a clear blow to government plans to increase charitable giving.

Tuesday's announcement was a clear blow to IDG, a technology media company based in Framingham, Mass., that has been staging Macworld since 1984.

Israeli public opinion can be volatile in wartime, and a change of mood cannot be ruled out if the fighting goes on for much longer and there are more losses without a clear blow to Hizbullah.

The seals raise their heads as the men approach, which means there is no way there can be a clear blow to the top of the head, as is required.

However, in a clear blow to the LNP's hopes of clinging to power, the commission said on Friday it would not refer the Ferny Grove result to the court of disputed returns.

But Friday's attack was the first time it struck the heart of Nigerian power, aiming a clear blow at Mr. Jonathan, who is running for re-election next year, and signaling the failure of a government effort to end the unrest.

Robert Rauschenberg's "Untitled" (1971), a pair of clear blown-glass car tires, represents an amusing departure from his usual modus operandi.

Teas are high-quality loose selections in clear infusion pots, individually prepared and kept at the right temperature on clear blown glass lighted bases.

Think of trust as a beautiful, delicate, vase made of crystal clear blown glass.

But then the all-clear blows.

A cut emerged over Thurman's left eye in the ninth round, but the champion landed a powerful left hook that wobbled Porter in the 10th, and after getting the nod in a close 11th, he again landed the clearer blows in the 12th, to hear ring announcer say, "And still … " at the end.