Sentence examples for early blow from inspiring English sources

Still some atmosphere at Old Trafford, despite that early blow.

But eMusic has been dealt an early blow.

It was an early blow in what has become a fifteen-round championship boxing match.

An early blow for Atlético, and Real's fans bounce around in glee accordingly.

As the WSJ notes, "a celebrated 1981 paper by Mr. Shiller struck an early blow against efficient markets hypothesis.

He seemed to be in some distress and it was an early blow for the inexperienced Everton side.

Chelsea's hopes of signing the Newcastle striker Demba Ba have suffered an early blow after unproductive discussions over his future.

His short ball – short on pace and bounce – may not have deserved a wicket but Woakes did not merit such an early blow.

As a region full of working class, traditionally Labour-leaning voters, the result was an early blow for the Yes campaign.

Manchester City seem set to strike a double early blow in the transfer market as they close in on the signings of Fernandinho and Jesus Navas.

Newcastle's return to the Premiership was dealt an early blow as they failed to score a point on a dismal night under the lights at Kingston Park.