Sentence examples for violent blow from inspiring English sources
Alain felt a violent blow on his shoulder.
The squirrels who are killed directly are shot, or "dispatched" by a violent blow to the head – hardly "cruelty-free".
The base of the skull was shattered by a violent blow, probably from a halberd, that particularly gruesome two-handed pole weapon favored by late-medieval soldiers.
The affected member, the physician wrote, should be placed "with the curve upward on a table and struck a violent blow with a book... and so flattening it".
The alleged victim told police she was sexually assaulted for "two or three seconds" which was followed by a violent blow to her shoulder.
A violent blow occurred on July 26 , 1968 when a fragmentation grenade, thrown through a second-story window, exploded in the Grove offices, then on University Place.
The squalls afflicting America and threatening Europe look like a gentle breeze when compared with the frequent and violent blow-ups that litter Brazil's economic history.
As two other fighters restrained him, a masked man delivered violent blows with a whip, counting aloud.
"Alarms went off, signalling the aircraft's proximity to the ground, and we hear the sound of violent blows as if someone is trying to force the door.
There they were made to lie face down on a hangar floor and for the rest of the night were subjected to violent blows and kicking, they said.
Tensions rise, tempers flare and protesters, on this occasion schoolchildren, are injured by violent blows from police batons, by police horses charging into crowds, or by other means.
