Sentence examples for dreadful blow from inspiring English sources
It was a dreadful, dreadful blow.
That seemed a dreadful blow for Arsenal, yet they were back ahead almost instantly.
"It would be a dreadful blow not to win," said Samuelson, "but we are in it for the long haul.
"This is a dreadful blow to a highly-skilled and dignified workforce.
The loss of hundreds of jobs at BAE Systems Scottishh yards has been described as a "dreadful blow".
"NBK" is a penny dreadful blown up into an act of outrage--and certainly the most radical film any major studio (in this case Warner Bros).
As a result, even lower-ranking males could now impose dreadful blows on their strongest competitors, especially in surprise attacks, the ensuing evenly distributed capacity to inflict terrorizing wounds leading to a genuine balance of deterrence in within-team antagonistic competition.
Its volcanoes and banks have blown up with dreadful consequences for locals and outsiders alike.
(Fey was, for many years, the head writer on "Saturday Night Live," a show that has often had its best sketches revisited to death or blown out into dreadful full-length movies).
By most measures, it was a good day for the Indians and a dreadful one for the Yankees, who blew a five-run lead in the seventh inning against one of the worst teams in baseball.
