Sentence examples for rough blow from inspiring English sources

The revelation is a rough blow to the beleaguered bank, which has been struggling to regain its footing since the financial crisis.

This is not the first time Ms. O'Donnell has intervened on behalf of a show she felt has been dealt a rough blow by the critics.

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There were celebrated designs like a red-and-white ceramic vase by Hella Jongerius I have long coveted (350 euros) alongside rough blown-glass bottles that appeared to be, believe it or not, without fancy designer attribution.

For a man who spent sixteen years living in the African bush eating squirrels, sleeping rough, blowing up train lines and killing interesting people he met along the way, Croukamp seems to have readjusted to civilian life quite well.

Doug reared back, then leaned forward and hit Graham, a rough hard blow on the ribs.

"You can go through rough times and blow saves," Lidge said.

An icon of St. Nikolas, the sailor's patron, hangs in his wheelhouse, and when the weather blows rough over his bow, he will kiss the icon with his fingers and cross himself in the manner prescribed by the Greek Orthodox Church.

Then an aspiring Spielberg can show potential backers a rough cut rather than blow a skimpy budget flying around the country, script tucked under an arm, searching for investors.

The floor was rough concrete, and seeds blown into its crevices had taken root, weeds pushing up through cracks.

He proved it would take more than a couple of scabrous blows to rough him up by claiming Phillip Hughes as his first victim.