lethal blow

Another lethal blow to the only thing he had left.

The victim died from a lethal blow to the head.

Sooner or later, Guy would get enough distance, if only for a moment, and make a lethal blow.

This incident was considered to be the lethal blow that led the fall of the camp.

I would not wait like a sheep the lethal blow of the butcher.

Although Short continued to badger the black king, he could not find a lethal blow.

Each man was well skilled in exactly how to execute just such a lethal blow.

It would prove to be the lethal blow for the Celtics.

Theoretically 20 shells would have constituted an average lethal blow.

Her arms are raised high over her head in preparation for the one lethal blow.

His Skin carapace hardened just in time to protect him from the lethal blow.

Jake cried, as he saw her begin the lethal blow, but he was too late.

The quick, disabling strike to one; the lethal blow to the other; return and finish the first.

The Italian Navy had also been dealt a lethal blow.

The heavy and powerful tail of an adult whale can deliver lethal blows.

"This memorial dealt a lethal blow to the dynasty," an author would note later.

That was the lethal blow to Polish hopes.

A year after terrorism dealt a seemingly lethal blow to America, talk of resilience and economic recovery is in the air.

She could have ended the fight, perhaps, with a lethal blow, as could the Doyen.

After inflicting the lethal blows, the murderer then set fire to Jewett's bed.

But the peace accord between Israel and Jordan dealt the lethal blow to that concept.

An axe-wielding Irishman charged him, striking a lethal blow to his neck.

Two sharp and lethal blows did it.

She gauged their relative positions in the room, moving and turning to place herself in position for a lethal blow.

The dragon had received a lethal blow but its reflexes had not yet ceased.