Sentence examples for were further blows from inspiring English sources

There were further blows to be suffered.

In the past two weeks, there have been two further blows to confidence.

Hope for peace was dealt further blows by the suicide bombings of the 1990s, during the heyday of the Oslo process; the second intifada; and the rocket attacks from Gaza after Israel's withdrawal from the territory in 2005.

And when Josh came back next morning so happy he was crying, that was a further blow to our morality, because why did our Coördinators not catch him on their supposedly nighttime monitors?

The cut is pretty well disguised by 15-foot-tall alders that look the same in every direction, and that is further complicated by the blow-downs.

Ayatollah Sistani's objections were a further blow to a plan that had already begun to unravel.

The news is a further blow for McCarthy who is already without fellow midfielder Jamie O'Hara who was ruled out for a month after undergoing surgery on a double hernia.

The substrate was further rinsed in DI water, blow-dried, and heated to 120°C in an oven.

If being a goal down was bad news for John McGlynn, there was a further blow for the Hearts boss when Zaliukas, having headed the ball clear, landed on Russell's foot and badly twisted his left ankle.

The news is a further blow for England, who are 3-0 dowithith four games to play in the ODI series against India, and who must win today's day-night international to keep alive their hopes and the series.

News that the Stones are seeking to move elsewhere is a further blow to Guy Hands, the chief executive of Terra Firma, the private equity company that bought EMI for £3.2bn last summer.