Sentence examples for sort of blow from inspiring English sources

In Chloe's case, so far, you sort of blow them off.

That is exactly the sort of blow predicted by authors and publishers of books like the "The Slap".

I don't know if some assonance is suggested by noting that I felt the same sort of blow at the death of Rabbit Angstrom, an unwillingness to let him go.

Mathews edged for four and then smashed the 17-year-old Aamer over midwicket for six - the sort of blow that is for some reason frequently described as 'lusty' - to add to three twos and a single.

"I mean," Rhoda says, "between inventing new viruses and making sure the tides and planets don't get out of whack, doesn't it sort of blow your mind that Jesus or whoever still has time for acts of cut-rate sentiment?" "It seems to me, Rhoda, that Los Angeles, or something, is making you hostile to wonder.

The Wisconsin Humane Society's shelter in Milwaukee includes 18 bright "suites" in two groups, each group wrapped in a horseshoe around an indoor play area where the dogs can "sort of blow off a little steam," said the society's director, Victoria Wellens.

The picture was more favourable for Obama in the individual swing states that will decide the election, but no one is predicting any sort of blow-out victory for the Democrats.

But it has sort of blown it.

What ensued sort of blew our minds.

It just sort of blows the mind".

I sort of blew up as I went along.