Sentence examples for offensive blow from inspiring English sources

His orders had been to strike an offensive blow against the Cherokee and then return to Canada where his services were needed.

Although, according to Zhukov, Stalin did believe that the Germans were able to carry out operations simultaneously along two strategic axes, Stalin was sure that the opening of spring offensives along the entire front would destabilize the German Army before it had a chance to effectively initiate what could be a mortal offensive blow on Moscow.

Offensive arms harm the enemy, while defensive weapons ward off offensive blows.

Apparently incited by a northern rival promoter, Preston simply stopped reacting to McManus's "offensive blows".

But a major military offensive could blow back in their faces, particularly if the Armenian-Russian relations are a bit stronger, as it is at the moment".

The Green Chargers offensive line blew open big holes for the run game, with Cole Pelkoffer, Jon Moreida, Paul Rogers, Zane Webster and Derrick Weinheimer delivering key blocks.

"This offensive line will blow you off the ball," Jackson said.

In this past Friday's gloriously garish 11-0 victoverover Trinidad and Tobago in the opener of the Women's Gold Cup, Pearce used her speed and offensive skill to blow past her marker and make two assists when the match was briefly competitive.

While he remained committed to the idea of a "knock-out blow" offensive by Bomber Command, he also recognised that it was too weak to do so successfully, but still strongly opposed the use of the RAF for close air support.

Deemed the "most dominant [AAU] team in the 1990s" and the second greatest ever by one group's ranking, the Hawks' store of offensive firepower simply blew away the travel teams that challenged them. .

He's a pocket passer but has moves that can extend plays, though his offensive numbers won't blow you away.