Sentence examples for deep blowing from inspiring English sources

It then punched a hole 30 kilometres deep, blowing a plume of dust and gas into the sky.

But politically, failing to pass CAFTA would be a deep blow to the Bush administration.

But the decision is a deep blow at a difficult time for the prime minister.

The loss of two Orion P-3C aircraft, valued at $36m£22.3m3m) each, is a deep blow to Pakistan's military.

The clearing of Zuccotti Park struck a deep blow to the Occupy Wall Street movement, which had used the site as its physical and spiritual heart.

What they failed to see, however, is that although getting rid of Mr Thaksin was no bad thing, their way of doing it struck a deep blow at a still fragile political system.

LONDON — It is telling and a significantly deep blow to the Algerian economy that the militant attack and hostage-taking in that country has occurred at a foreign-run natural gas field.

Investigators are faced with determining whether to blame mechanical problems for the disaster — which would be a deep blow to Russia's hopes of seizing part of the lucrative international aviation market — or human error.