Sentence examples for offer blows from inspiring English sources

But if the problem is not exclusively, or even chiefly, fighting, it is the increasing acceptance of blows to the head as a tactical weapon — and since the only point of fighting in hockey is to offer blows to the head, fighting has to come out for the rest of it to come out, too.

Madero, emboldened, hurls insults of his own; after class, Lima and Belano usher him to a "grisly" bar on Calle Bucareli where moll-like waitresses offer blow jobs to aspiring writers, for a price ("I'd like you to write me a poem").

I'm not about to offer a blow-by-blow of this tedious and technical debate for the same reason I'm not inclined to delve into the "debate" over the reality of global warming.

In "Call of the Mall" Mr. Underhill offers a blow-by-blow description of visiting "a big air-conditioned vanilla box with all the action on the inside": a suburban mall.

As it prepares to merge with Talbots, women's apparel retailer J. Jill Group has filed a preliminary proxy statement that offers a blow-by-blow timeline of Liz Claiborne's long and ultimately failed attempt to buy the company.

A 31-page appendix offers a blow-by-blow account of what happened at Duke.

He briefly considered a Cleveland businessman's offer to blow artificial smells of food, including Mrs. Parker's cooked cabbage, through the house's heat ducts.

The contestants are told to present some unique vibe, as long as it's toned down, and you can easily lose track of whether stopping on the catwalk to offer a blown kiss or wink or "call-me" hand signal is officially seen as charming or ludicrous.

Steven Soderbergh spins an unlikely comedy from the true story of an agri-business executive (played by Matt Damon) whose offer to blow the whistle on a price-fixing scheme turns out to be more problematical than his F.B.I. handlers (Scott Bakula and Joel McHale) ever imagined.

He did offer to blow me for $50, which I considered.

An adjoining studio frequently offers glass-blowing demonstrations.