Sentence examples for defining blow from inspiring English sources

He also reportedly said of the Boychuk hit: "I don't think it was a defining blow," and that he was "not sure exactly [about] the incident".

Queensland police say they have dealt a "defining blow" to the presence of the Mongols bikie gang in the state after arresting 10 Mongols bikies on suspicion of trafficking ice.

But it was the Dockers who landed the defining blows when it mattered most in the rematch, with the home side scoring four goals to three in the final term to secure the 11.9 (75) to 10.8 (68) win.

When the print becomes defined, blow (very) lightly over the surface, from a distance, as not to disturb your findings.

"I think people just see the endless potential," says Nada, who's soon to release the scene-defining Blow Your Head compilation on Diplo's Mad Decent, and is working on original moombahton tracks as part of Nadastrom.

The 67NR tumour is classified as luminal 1 (similar to luminal A), as defined by Blows et al. (Blows et al., 2010).

Only a few of more than 50 players interviewed at the tournament came close to defining the injury: a blow to the head that causes the brain to crash into the skull.

Approximately 2.2 million visits to the emergency room and 280,000 hospitalizations a year end in a diagnosis of traumatic brain injury, which the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention define as a "bump, blow or jolt to the head or a penetrating head injury" that results in a loss of normal brain function. .

If I am in a cab and the driver blows his horn unnecessarily — and I define "unnecessarily" as blowing the horn out of pique rather than warning someone of danger — I politely request that the driver not blow his horn unnecessarily.

But he will be remembered, above all, for his performance in Michelangelo Antonioni's 1966 film Blow Up, that defining reflection on the swinging 60s in which the Hemmings character - a fashionable photographer reportedly based on David Bailey - is eventually brought face to face with the illusoriness not only of success but of reality itself.

Mahdi Ziu was a suicide bomber in a region too often defined by people blowing up themselves and others.