Sentence examples for new blow of from inspiring English sources

After each new blow of adversity, she comes up smiling.

She merely… After each new blow of adversity, she comes up smiling.

The New Yorker, April 9, 1932 P. 28 After each new blow of adversity, she comes up smiling.

We have not heard from him, to be sure, but that is no ground for… After each new blow of adversity, she comes up smiling.

By John C. Emery The New Yorker, April 9, 1932 P. 28 After each new blow of adversity, she comes up smiling.

The collapse of the case is a new blow to the credibility of the court's prosecution office.

An editorial in Le Monde on Tuesday said, "If the prisoners are cleared of all charges, this will be a hard new blow for the credibility of the 'war against terrorism' waged by President Bush regardless of either national or international law or morality".

In a new blow to the prospects of long-term hormone treatment, the U.K. Medical Research Council (MRC) today put an end to a large British study that had planned to enroll as many as 20,000 women.

HOUSTON — A small oil leak at a pumping station has shut down the Trans Alaska Pipeline System, which could lead to higher oil and gasoline prices in the short term and deliver a new blow to the reputation and fortunes of the British oil giant BP.

PAGE A6 Arrest of Leader's Son Shakes a Grieving Tribe The arrest of the son of the tribal chairman in connection with a shooting rampage that left 10 people dead last week came as a new blow to the Red Lake Band of Chippewas.

The loss of another plane dealt a new blow to Malaysia Airlines.