Sentence examples for strongest blows from inspiring English sources

The Harmattan wind, at its strongest, blows from the end of November to the beginning of March.

Now the very MP who began the slow unravelling of Labour's dream is now asked to help solve a problem that could otherwise help the incoming leader of the opposition to land their strongest blows.

The ruling from the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is one of the strongest blows dealt by the Endangered Species Act on logging in recent years.

"Exposing their folklore — all their secret handshakes, passwords and how silly they were, dressing up in white sheets" was one of the strongest blows delivered to the Klan, Peggy Bulger, director of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, told the Associated Press in 2007.

One of the strongest blows to my bruised and battered heart came with the discovery of a particularly poignant artefact when sorting through a bin bag of items that I was moving from the family home: amongst the junk and clutter that I seem to attract was my place-card from my wedding.

The state's Senate used a procedural move to bypass missing Democrats and move the measure forward Wednesday night, meaning the plan that delivers one of the strongest blows to union power in years now requires only Walker's signature to take effect.

A rudderless ship is vulnerable to the strongest blowing wind.

But it was Simon, once a Baltimore Sun reporter, who struck the strongest blow for newspapers.

Also not only are they softer, they come in more than one layer, so they do not tear even with the strongest blow.

They retreated after strong blows dealt to them during a five day siege".

"Shortly after he entered his apartment the defendant administered strong blows to the victim, especially around her right eye," the ruling said.