Sentence examples for like blows from inspiring English sources

There were a few screams at one point from inside, and what sounded like blows, too.

"Big Beast" opens the album with an overlay of sharp and blunt beats, like blows, and the snare is possibly a combination of drums and actual gunshots.

In one of these duel-like "battles" Dancer A crossed the space and mimed a challenge (sometimes called a "bump") to the other — the gestures would look like blows or thrusts of defiance — while dancing.

The winning punches were the kind that a man might use to beat the resistance out of a boy in a street fight — a pounding blow on the kidney, one good one under the heart, and four ponderous left hooks, like blows of the iron ball that builders employ on demolition jobs.

Rudolph, who wrote the script with the journalist Randy Sue Coburn, anchors the action in bouts of lacerating wit exchanged like blows at the celebrated Algonquin round table, and extracts a full measure of the pain that the verbal combat of brilliant talkers and frustrated writers both conceals and inflicts.

If you stop your stopwatch at the point when it was obvious that they would be drawn together, it probably it took a fraction of a millisecond for the first tweets to land, like blows to the jaw of their rivals.

It's like, blowing them up.

"I'm, like, blown away by it," he told a gathering of the Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Or to people who like blowing up other players' robot space vehicles.

If you don't like blow jobs, don't give one.

They strike David-like blows against the Goliaths of American visual illiteracy.