Sentence examples for hail of blows from inspiring English sources
Richard III died in the thick of battle after losing his helmet and coming under a hail of blows from vicious medieval weapons, new research has shown.
He banned a planned march by trade unionists through plutocratic Punta del Este, worried that it might get out of hand.Argentina's collapse is only the latest in a hail of blows that have rained down on Uruguay.
He argues that the high cost of capital is a bigger brake on competitiveness than the exchange rate.The third, and most powerful argument, is that Argentina has faced a hail of blows from outside.
Amid a hail of blow kisses, he said he was mulling a run for leader of the free world and 15 minutes later on "The Colbert Report," he declared, "I am doing it!" A trip to the altar of the Sunday morning talk show seemed like the next beat in the joke, which arrived on schedule yesterday when Mr. Colbert appeared on "Meet the Press".
Then came a hail of baton blows on the crowd around Dr. ElBaradei, who stood his ground.
I described the test on my blog (nytimes.com/pogue), confident that I would be hailed for blowing up the camera companies' pet morsel of misinformation.
The other four were blown up by a hail of mortar fire that descended from Franco's heavens.
His blast gave Mexico a 2-1 victory, sending the 105,000 fans at Azteca into ecstatic release, igniting a hail of flag-waving, beer-tossing and horn-blowing celebration.
It's fair to say many in the tech startup community were blown away at this hail of initiatives.
Paul's Cathedral and sit in a pew, visiting dignitaries are killed, London landmarks are blown up and the POTUS, Jacobs and Banning barely escape a hail of bullets.
