Sentence examples for from blow from inspiring English sources

"Clinton's jabs put Trump on defensive", said the The Washington Post, while the Huffington Post noted that Trump was left "reeling from blow after blow".

Grapes are adapted to a wide range of soils, ranging from blow sands to clay loams, from shallow to very deep soils, from highly calcareous to noncalcareous soils, and from very low to high fertility.

Hoffenheim gave up the ghost completely when Pirmin Schwegler fired a fantastic long-range effort past the stranded keeper Tim "Diego Delgado from Blow" Wiese just before half-time.

(3.4) Therefore, Φ̃ is coercive and bounded from blow.

(FS) which is safety factor as defined by Iwasaki (Iwasaki et al. 1981) is straight forward from blow counts from the standard penetration tests (SPT) and median grain size when calculating the liquefaction resistance.

Whether standing atop a team car in Paris and beginning his impromptu victory speech by pretending to read out some raffle numbers, lounging in those ludicrous Hampton Court thrones with a sardonic Churchill salute or turning up for the unveiling of next year's Tour route dressed like an extra from Blow Up,  Wiggins is as only Wiggins could be.

From blow-drying hair to sectioning it, there's a Redken way to do it".

He had been a hairdresser, before making the tediously traditional leap from blow-drying to pornography.

Guests took their seats, and serious dinner party conversation began -- Martha Stewart, movies from "Blow-Up" to "Starsky & Hutch," world travel.

While this is intended to protect investors from blow-ups, some are worried that it will compromise results when the market recovers.

At best it may have left us with a population of trees at risk from blow-in infection from Europe, forever on the brink of a disaster waiting to happen.