Examples of 'coming to blows' in a sentence
Meaning of "coming to blows"
coming to blows - A situation where a conflict or argument is escalating to the point of physical confrontation or violence
How to use "coming to blows" in a sentence
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coming to blows
Maureen and susan coming to blows was worth it.
Coming to blows with somebody else.
The quarrel ended in their coming to blows.
Coming to blows was worth it.
I am surprised we are not all coming to blows.
Always coming to blows over the littlest things! You and your wife.
I came very close to coming to blows.
Officers coming to blows.
We have to be able to talk about difficult issues without coming to blows.
Very nearly coming to blows.
He just hoped they could get through this week without coming to blows.
The monks who keep coming to blows in Jerusalem.
So, some creatures go to amazing lengths to avoid coming to blows.
Maureen and Susan almost coming to blows was worth it, though.
As a diplomat, he prefers to settle disputes by talking and avoiding coming to blows.
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I can not have my doctors coming to blows in the ICU.
That opens the possibility, however unlikely, of the Americans and Russians coming to blows.
Woody's babes coming to blows.
Well, in this heat, I am surprised we are not all coming to blows.
By the time I got there he was already coming to blows with somebody else.
Is that a fight? I'm surprised we're not all coming to blows.
We are - we are coming to blows.
In this heat, I'm surprised we're not all coming to blows.
I thought they were coming to blows.
And theyre fighting, almost coming to blows.
Seven years ago, airlines - one in particular - were coming to blows with the OTAs.
It's completely unacceptable to have people coming to blows at work. -Fight?
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I know that you are rejoiced to hear of my coming
You will be coming with me after all
Examples of using Blows
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The gentle breeze blows my scarf away
He blows a white cloud from his mouth
And the wind blows it back again
