Sentence examples for fresh blowing from inspiring English sources

"It just takes something to churn the earth round them up, and when it does up come the sleeping words, bright red, fresh, blowing about".

The revelations will come as a fresh blow to Johnson.

Monday's heist was a fresh blow to the Antwerp diamond industry.

The new warning is a fresh blow to Egypt's tourism industry, already devastated from the past two years of political uncertainty.

FIVE months after a tsunami and nuclear meltdown assailed Japan, the economy has been pummelled by fresh blows.

The scandal was a fresh blow to Mr. Abe's shaky government as he struggles to regain public support.

Standard Life yesterday dealt its 2.3m with-profits policyholders a fresh blow by cutting policy payouts and bonuses.

The dispute is a fresh blow for Eurotunnel which last month revealed that its profits had slumped.

A fresh blow-up in the eurozone, for example, would squash investors' appetite for shares in banks.

UBS said on Thursday that a rogue trader in its investment bank had lost $2 billion, delivering a fresh blow to the beleaguered Swiss bank.

Should equities fall further, this number would be even smaller.The collapse on September 14th of Mycal, a supermarket chain with debts of ¥1.7 trillion, was a fresh blow for banks.