blow to造句

It was the cruellest blow to Gandhi.

Printing gives the death-blow to bookselling.

deliver a blow to the jaw

The change is yet another blow to the newspaper industry.

It was a big blow to Li at that time.

Losing his job was a real blow to his pride.

He delivered a knockout blow to all of his rivals.

We administered a severe blow to the invaders

This is a big blow to some ancient diseases, a big blow to the seemingly endless grip of poverty, and a big triumph for the power of partnerships.

That was a blow to steelmakers accustomed to predictable prices for their most important ingredient.

Tian's decision to resign as president was a major blow to the nine UCLA campuses.

They have gone to sleep or have been knocked out by a blow to the head.

He went to the hospital after a blow to the face.

This is a major blow to market of investment of personal capital stock .

The death of its leader was a body-blow to the party.

The withdrawal of the subsidy dealt a body-blow to the club's plans for larger accommodation.

The news of my failure came as a knock-down blow to me.

The patient is suffering from severe concussion following a blow to the head

After using a blow torch to de-freeze the engine, we drove out on to frozen Lake Baikal.

The mortal blow to the Round Table ws given by Sir Modred, who tried to seize Arthur’s power.

At this time, I totally angried with his stupid words , so I decided to deliver a sharp blow to him.

A direct blow to the pterion, or even an indirect blow to another part of the skull, may cause a fracture to this weak area, with an associated rupture of the underlying vessel.

The loss of Ochoa is a major blow to the LPGA, already struggling with fewer tournaments and lost sponsors.

What they found was nothing of the sort and the results came as a bitter blow to propagandists everywhere.

While the Great Recession dealt a blow to Wall Street oligarchs, it greatly accelerated the withering of the broad middle.

For China, a breakdown in relations would deal a severe blow to its economic program and modernization.

He returned home and sat down, saddened by his lost bet, and embarrassed by the blow to his pride.

Now, the Empress Dowager told him to do a big blow to the Han people, how he did not like to come from, jump to!

He chose to regard this as a snub but it is difficult to believe that the supposed blow to his amour propre was anything other than an excuse.

The global economic downturn, said to be the worst in a century, seems to have dealt a harder blow to the business of old, traditional media.

When questions surfaced about the chips' authenticity, SJTU, fearing a blow to its own reputation, asked higher authorities to step in, sources close to the investigation told Science.

Thee new curbs on outflows are likely to deal a further blow to the offshore renminbi market, where liquidity has already been tightening.

Baptista, nicknamed 'the beast' in Spain, also admits that Sevilla's failure to clinch a Champions League place last season was a blow to his aspirations.

Despite this blow to our dignity we long maintained a polite fiction that we're special enough to merit classification in our own scientific family—the Hominidae.

When it comes to sacrifice, you can also say that it is a devastating blow to people's growth and world outlook values.

But what happened is a blow to the peaceful relations, and of course, a grave violation of accepted diplomatic behaviour between sovereign states.

A person who is already insecure about an aspect of their appearance may suffer a severe blow to their confidence if the surgery goes awry.

But one thing is certain: a change of this magnitude in the most populous nation in the Arab World is a devastating blow to the status quo.

Mechanism: Direct blow to anterior thigh (Football/basketball) or from a ball traveling at a high rate of speed (field hockey/lacrosse).

The anti-monopoly law objectively connives the administrative regional monopolies because of its imperfect system and the weak blow to the administrative regional monopolies.