Sentence examples for damage on him from inspiring English sources

"I don't think you did any permanent damage on him," Lynch says.

Mr. Obama's remark in 2008 that rural voters "cling to guns or religion" wreaked political damage on him four years ago, exposing him to charges of elitism.

McCrea's greatest danger, however, comes from another source, who, although he has no chance of winning, can inflict enormous damage on him.

I would love an hour in a room with him and a pair of wire-cutters and pliers, so I could inflict the same damage on him that he inflicted on me.

When hunting your runner, bind can stop him in his tracks, giving you some time to inflict damage on him.

Catch up to him, hide between the pillars to avoid his attacks, and shoot him when you can to deal damage on him.

By waiting until now, he makes it look as though Earle or someone has something really damaging on him.

Nicholas Watt, at the Guardian, says the episode is "a car crash for Gordon Brown that has the potential to inflict immense damage on both him and the Labour campaign".

It is a car crash for Gordon Brown that has the potential to inflict immense damage on both him and the Labour campaign.

After all, where else is he going to get enough therapy to repair the damage inflicted on him by his relatives in Miami?

Mr. Gore dodged serious damage on one of his key vulnerabilities.