Sentence for blow | Use blow in a sentence

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• Blow yer up? (8)
• Blow the milk! (8)
• He speaks of a blow. (22)
• Cheers for first blow. (10)
• A woman dealt the blow. (10)
• But now came a dreadful blow. (8)
• What do you say to this blow? (8)
• On Rose the blow fell bitterly. (10)
• What would she do under this blow? (8)
• What a blow upon them all was this! (4)
• Adela unhesitatingly struck a blow. (10)
• Thunder was in the air and a blow coming. (10)
• The third blow was the one that killed it. (10)
• How long the wind will blow I cannot guess. (10)
• No blow possible, no words to meet the case. (8)
• She saw his arm go up as if to ward off a blow. (8)
• She could complain that the blow was not heavier. (10)
• Yet the garden in its bloom revived a cruel blow. (10)
• Mrs. Sumfit dropped back in her chair as from a blow. (10)
• All was now ready for a final blow to the infant colony. (19)
• He may blow foul smoke on her, she will shine out of it. (10)
• Something struck him a hard blow upon the face and breast. (1)
• Blow the trumpet, and make ringing announcements every day. (16)
• The blow took me on the forehead, and might have been worse. (10)
• He dropped from no height; he stood on a level with the blow. (10)
• Weisspriess has risen, as though I struck the blow of a babe. (10)
• He doubled the fist of his sound arm and struck a blow at space. (8)
• I wondered why, and immediately received an extinguishing blow. (10)
• Van Diemen produced a spasmodic cough with a blow on his chest. (10)
• But it is the turn for the victim to declare the blow excessive. (10)
• And Margarita heard the ruffian step as if to get swing for a blow. (10)
• Could Fate be cruel enough to deal one so soft and loving such a blow? (8)
• And then did the best man of a host blow his triumphant horn, and loudly. (10)
• Judging by the absence of any blow within, he saw not a sign of coquettry. (10)
• The blow to her pride of station and womanhood struck on numbed sensations. (10)
• The man you employed I may punish or I may leave, though he struck the blow. (10)
• She had seen how he took his blow, and sorrow as a sister, conquering emotion. (10)
• The blow that had stunned her had become as a loud intrusive pulse in her head. (10)
• You are absent from my mother at a time when we are about to strike another blow. (10)
• So swift and sudden had been the blow that the citizens of Montreal were paralysed. (19)
• The frame of the fair lady quivered as from a blow, and then her eyes rose tenderly. (22)
• It was pitiful to see her lift her head with shut eyes, as if waiting for another blow. (2)
• And if at once to pass beneath the ground, the blow would have seemed merciful for him. (10)
• Wilfrid gazed on them all indifferently, waiting for the moment to strike a final blow. (10)
• His friend Lalement, after being tortured all night, was killed by a blow from a hatchet. (19)
• There seems to be some discrepancy as to the blow which the constable undoubtedly received. (8)
• Its return blow is serious; it would be fatal, could readers turn away wholly from criticism. (16)
• There was decidedly humour in the plot, and it was a lusty quarterstaff blow into the bargain. (10)
• Eden and I are mere figureheads here, waiting for a decisive blow, so that we can ply our vocation. (18)
• It struck a full human blow on his heart, dragging him out of his sentimental pastures precipitately. (10)
• And did you blow your whistle and obtain the assistance of another constable, and take him into custody? (8)
• What I can testify to is, that for making you bless the legs you stand on, a knockdown blow is a specific. (10)
• He switched a yellow, jointed cane against his leggings, and after each blow looked at his legs satirically. (8)
• This was bad enough; it was a blow to his pride in Ellen; but there was something that hurt him still worse. (9)
• This was a blow at myself, a bachelor whom the lady had never persuaded to dream of relinquishing his freedom. (10)
• A heroine in a hack post-chaise is such a blow upon sentiment, as no attempt at grandeur or pathos can withstand. (4)
• The signification of them rapped on his consciousness of another heavy blow before he was perfectly intelligent. (10)
• Yet she knew hatred of her lord in his being suspected as instigator or accomplice of the hand that dealt the blow. (10)
• The tough skin was somewhat torn and Bolivar became instantly fully awake, and raising his trunk made a blow at the lion. (21)
• It was known that old Mrs. Bonner had been taken with a dangerous attack, and under this third blow the pic-nic succumbed. (10)
• If there was godlessness in turning to politics for a weapon to strike a domestic blow, manfulness in some degree signalized it. (10)
• They huddle the leaves, and trample, and toss; They swing in the branches, they roll in the moss, They blow the seed on the air. (10)
• Even so Frowned he when he struck the blow, Brained his horse, that stumbled twice, On a bloody day in Gaul, Bellowing, Perish omens! (10)
• He urged his sovereign to strike, and King Louis had resolved to deal them a blow once and for all, from which they would never recover. (19)
• The sensitive invalid felt a blow in his following up the simile of the hunted hare for her friend, but it had a promise of hopefulness. (10)
• She was very good to her mother, whom the blow had left unchanged, and to her father, whom it had apparently fallen upon with crushing weight. (9)
• Nor foe thy blow, Though wood be good, And shriekingly the timber cracks: The ground we crowned Shall speed the seed Of younger into swelling sacks. (10)

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