Sentences with phrase «killer blow for»
To make matters worse Liverpool are playing 3 matches in space of 7 days and that might prove to be a killer blow for Liverpool's chances.
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Dropping home points will be a real killer blow for any team.
Not exact matches
So be patient Gooners and wait for the killer blow!
He delivered the killer blow which Ed Miliband has been missing for months.
Most people could be forgiven for thinking that with the Conservative Party on the ropes the Labour Party would be completely united and focused on delivering the killer blow.
So much for the killer blow.
Megan Leavey is directed by Gabriella Cowperthwaithe who struck a blow for ending the captivity of Killer Whales with her award - winning doc Blackfish.
The last time I looked at 1989, it was just after watching The Killer as preparation for a podcast on John Woo, and blown away by that film I moved it into the # 1 spot.
Though her profile blew up in the late «90s and early «00s thanks to the likes of The Devil's Advocate, The Cider House Rules, and Sweet November, it was with Patty Jenkins» Monster that Theron truly came into her own, winning an Oscar for her portrayal of serial killer Aileen Wuornos.
With software updates being pushed out frequently, this is not an ipad killer, but def an ipad competitor... anyone who thinks the playbook isn't up to par, i urge you to go buy one and test it for a couple weeks, you'll be blown away, especially because this platform is coming to RIM phones.
As we kayak into Blackfish Sound and Johnstone Strait we keep our eyes peeled for the blows from killer whales (orcas) and humpback whales.
I wish that it allowed for the possibility of solid, well - placed hits wiping out a fighter's vitality in the blink of an eye — the sort of random killer blows that are occasionally delivered in Andre Panza Kick Boxing.
Scientists fear melting sea ice could one day make killer whales the Hudson Bay's top predator, a startling ecosystem shift and a blow for Inuit populations already reeling from dwindling polar bear numbers.