Sentence examples for head blows from inspiring English sources

Few doubt that Ali's sad state was caused by head blows, akin to N.F.L. cranium-smashing.

As Harrison Martland's work reminds us, we can't pretend that we've just discovered that head blows pose a dementia risk.

And even when the fights aren't ended by head blows, each fighter inevitably endures tremendously powerful head strikes.

His head blows up in 'Scanners.' Look, I'm talking so fast because I had three cups of coffee".

Then Kevin stops, shifts his baseball cap around, shakes his head, blows out his cheeks and says: "Maggie, Maggie, Maggie, Maggie.

The reason is simple: Boxing's "protective" padding, coupled with its 12-round bouts and rest periods, means the boxer is subject to dozens of brain-jostling head blows in each fight.

Another friend got her head blown off.

A head blow can injure or tear olfactory nerves.

It doesn't show someone with their head blown off".

Then a man gets his head blown off.

While recovering he received an accidental head blow from a child he was coaching.