His hat helped to cushion the blow.
He knocked him down with one blow of his fist.
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.
Blooms also happen in the winter, however, when northeast winds blow offshore.
When I blow with a trumpet, I and all that are with me, then blow ye the trumpets also on every side of all the camp, and say, the sword of the LORD, and of Gideon.
If it fails to inflate, or you need to top up the air, blow into this tube.
Let youth blow your long hair and let it draw your dreams. Before that, the history of the city has taken the place of your smile.
"Then Zedekiah, the son of Chenaanah, came near and gave Micaiah a blow on the side of the face, saying, Where is the spirit of the Lord whose word is in you?"
Leaping into the air, she kicks high and soaps one of her feet as she spins『旋轉』, pirouetting『用腳尖旋轉』 to avoid the sword blow of her male opponent, all the while winging in time to wailing『如歌如泣的；悲慟的』 Chinese violins, thunderous『雷鳴般的；打雷般的』 drums and clashing cymbals.
She can bear off the blow.
That failure was a blow to my ego.
He was able to fend off the blow with his arm.
But no matter how we change, the wind will still blow, and the scenery will still be there.
Andre Drazen makes a backup plan, and prepares to blow up the electrical substation for the sector that includes the detention facility.
The key to the illiquid share problem is to set up the transitional share market. It is that government who should give a transitional term in case that it will blow the A share market index.
This was a blow.
The opposition in Zimbabwe suffered another grievous blow this week.
Do you suppose I'm going with that blow burning in my gullet?
The movie itself, written and directed by Joel Hopkins, is so light a whisper could blow it away.
If the Arab oil-weapon felt like a hammer-blow, this time stagnant oil output and growing emerging-market demand have squeezed the oil market like a vice.
Is the wind that you meet only? That's good. The wind I encounter will blow sand into my eyes, let my tears on my face, and take away my tears.
An electrical overload caused the fuse to blow.
This article doesn't go into the blow-by-blow details of these algorithms, but just about any PHP installation will include all you need to keep your data moderately (or extremely) secure.
For example, if you have a boss who tends to blow up, don't set yourself up to be the target of his tirade.
This is a real blow.
But the brazen assault on the Hotel Inter-Continental has dealt a heavy psychological blow.
We think he tried to help her, tried to blow air into her mouth, pumping and puffing.
I am a thousand winds that blow.
The prospects of Cyprus's reunification and of Turkey joining the European Union both took a blow this week.
Did you ever notice that when you blow in a dog's face, he gets mad at you, but when you take him for a car ride; he sticks his head out the window?
He gave Sandel no chance to rest or to set himself, but smashed blow in upon blow till the house rose to its feet and the air was filled with an unbroken roar of applause.
The speaker doesn't seem to get a blow in
He gave us a blow-by-blow account of the evening's events.
These bandits are just a disorderly mob and will collapse at the first blow.
Although the prevailing monsoon winds blow either from the North-East or the south-west, there are times when a depression originating in the Mediterranean can result in rainfall in Punjab.
Such a crushing defeat and disastrous loss of popular support must be a staggering blow to the KMT, a party with a history of a century!
