Sentence examples for disappointing blow from inspiring English sources

"The news is a hugely disappointing blow for the player and the whole team," said coach Laurent Frayssinous.

A recent court decision dealt a disappointing blow to nearly 5 million immigrant youth and parents who are seeking relief from deportation.

The Patriots are used to big success, but last season they had a disappointing blow, losing quarterback Tom Brady to a season ending knee injury.

The biggest of those lies is that "this is an up-and-coming team, and this series as disappointing as blowing a two goal lead with two minutes left in game seven was—is just the start of something big".

"The other night was disappointing and England blew us off the park," said Black Caps captain McCullum.

Blow A disappointing event, invariably associated with injuries.

Wakefield was not impressed with developments: "It's extremely disappointing and a big blow to the ambitions of building a northern powerhouse.

"It's a huge blow, very disappointing for the team and personally for me," said Vicelich of Reid's enforced absence.

Keith Wakefield, a former leader of Leeds city council and now a board member of Transport for the North, said: "It's extremely disappointing and a big blow to the ambitions of building a northern powerhouse.

Boeings ba massive layoffs shattered the markets attempt to stay afloat today as Sears s dealt Wall Street another blow with disappointing November sales.

But he had a reaction right at the end of his rehab, thus he will probably be out for three months so that's obviously disappointing - and a blow".