Sentence examples for land blows from inspiring English sources
Correct ways to land blows on a punchbag.
Rousey fell to the floor with the referee stopping the bout after Holm continued to land blows.
Matched in weight and ability, boxing contestants try to land blows hard and often with their fists, each attempting to avoid the blows of the opponent.
Despite lingering uncertainties about the scale and nature of the threat, her book suggests a clear path for western governments: tighten borders and make warring intelligence agencies work together against an adversary which, if not quite ten feet tall, was skilled enough to land blows of incalculable devastation.
In a sign of his frustration at Labour's failure to land blows on Cameron and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg over the expenses scandal, Johnson said the two, whom he dubbed the "self-righteous brothers", had been allowed to take the moral high ground without being challenged over their own financial arrangements.
Burns promised he had learned from his last successful defence against Puerto Rico's Jose Gonzalez, principally in the way he had over-stretched to land blows on his reclining opponent, only to be caught on the counter.
The German routinely controlled points only to lose them with an error on her ninth or tenth shot, unable to land blow after blow as Wozniacki sent balls back across the net.
He has landed blows on Michael Gove, the Tory education secretary.
Tup follows me round the ring, casually grinning and landing blows at will.
He landed blows on Michael Gove, the education secretary, over the government's schools-reform policy.
The former Hewlett-Packard CEO even landed blows on Mr Trump as the two sparred over their respective business résumés.
