Sentence examples for harder blow from inspiring English sources

But just 80 miles to the east, the storm was delivering an even harder blow.

"It's definitely a harder blow to take now that he's going to be out longer".

"'No, no, blow harder, blow harder, it's cool, I can take it!'" rattles Cumberbatch, in Hardy's geezer tones.

Founded in 1919, the Vancouver Symphony was dealt an even harder blow in 1988; out of money, it was forced to suspend operations.

Farewell: The musical world rightly mourned the mighty bel-canto soprano Joan Sutherland, who passed away in October, but the death of Charles Mackerras, on July 14th, was in some ways a harder blow, since the Australian-born maestro was still operating at the height of his powers.

However, it remains possible that co-targeting the metabolic component of the addiction could deliver a harder blow to the cancer cell because energy production and biosynthesis are distal to the oncogenic lesion, and more proximal to direct regulators of cell survival and apoptosis.

As the man struggles for his rights, he is overwhelmed by increasingly harder blows.

If struck a hard blow, it shattered.

It remains a very hard blow".

A sharp machete delivered the first hard blow.

"Of course, it was a hard blow," Mr. Ponte said.