Sentence examples for off the blow from inspiring English sources

But the 'Can shook off the blow.

Boswell was taken out, but he shrugged off the blow, saying, "Heck, I was hit harder in Detroit".

It drew blood, while Walker also needed a strapping to his hand, having raised it to fend off the blow.

The man Jim was inside — not the blushing, humiliated boy who'd stood ham-handed before the bosses — had shaken off the blow and turned away.

Cardiff shook off the blow of that equaliser to win 3-1 at Ninian and, with a game in hand, are right back in the promotion race.

Mr. Willis and Mr. Murphy immediately shook off the blow and sent out a new petition to have someone more like-minded placed as undersecretary.

She used her arms and hands to try to cover herself while fending off the blows.

So the aircrew aborted the take off, offloaded the civilians, and proceeded to cut off the blown tire to stop it from flapping and slowing down the aircraft.

Or are we going to shake off the blows, take a deep breath, hitch up our pants and head back into the fray?

Their first challenge is to shake off the psychic blow of the Madoff affair.

The next competitor has fallen off the pommel, blowing his chances.