Sentence examples for the sharp blows from inspiring English sources
Ines felt the sharp blows in her own body.
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One of the first things most people have to deal with is the sharp blow to the ego that follows dismissal.
The order against al-Wefaq marks one of the sharpest blows yet against civil society activists in the Sunni-ruled island nation, which was rocked by widespread protests led by its Shia majority demanding political reforms five years ago.
As in Apatow's last picture, "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," the cream of the gags go to supporting players; characters like Alison's unhappy sister (Leslie Mann) and the spiteful colleague (Kristen Wiig) at the TV studio where she works land the sharpest blows.
With much of that income tied to year-end bonuses that are expected to be only about half as large this year as last, the sharpest blows from the market's slide and the drying up of deal-making have yet to be genuinely felt in the region.
As in Apatow's last picture, "The 40 Year Old Virgin," the cream of the gags go to supporting players; characters like Alison's unhappy sister (Leslie Mann) or the spiteful colleague (Kristen Wiig) at the TV studio where she works land the sharpest blows.
The sharpest blow to his wealth came from the failed lawsuit against Mr. Abramovich.
It was the sharpest blow yet to Mayor Bloomberg's efforts to woo the parents of city schoolchildren.
And three days later, the sharpest blow: Russian officials, citing vague health concerns, banned Moldovan wine, one of the country's most important exports.
An official of the Massachusetts attorney general's office said today he hoped the new regulations here would be "the sharpest blow yet" to the gun industry.
