Sentence examples for bloc from high-quality English sources.

• “The old bloc voting has really hit a wall.”

• “Most of us, percentage-wise, are not Black Bloc.

• But Bill Clinton won this bloc of voters both times he ran.

• A rival bloc sees competition as a threat to be managed or resisted.

• The Bloc is unlikely to endorse a federal programme that replaces it.

• Still more worth watching will be the progress of the Bloc Québécois.

• The Bloc won only 4 seats and was stripped of its official party status.

• Popular support for the Bloc grew after the French dissolved the Assembly in 1930.

Use bloc in a sentence.

• I tell people all the time: If you don’t listen to any other voting bloc, listen to African American women.”

• ONE BLOC AWAY (…from the river) takes place at Silpa Bhirasri's House from January 22 to February 28 (10:00-18:30).

• Free travel and trade among members is a core principle of the bloc — one that has been badly disrupted during the pandemic.

• When the French left in 1945, however, the internal rivalries of the Bloc were exposed and new opposition parties began to form.

• Mr Sadr’s electoral bloc, Sairoun, seeks to wrest power from Dawa, a Shia Islamist party that has led the government since 2005.

• Now, the pandemic is further dividing it, prompting border closures within the bloc and severely damaging the economies of member states.

• The March 8 bloc received a majority of seats, and Hezbollah was in a position to shape the government and its affairs in unprecedented ways.

• The European Union also has longer-term goals, because the bloc fears that Europe would feel the effects of any greater instability in the Middle East.

bloc sentence examples

• Bloc Québécois, English Quebec Bloc, regional political party in Canada, supporting the independence of predominantly French-speaking Quebec.

• Before unification East Germany specialized as a supplier of advanced industrial equipment, electronics, ships, and rail rolling stock to the communist bloc countries.

• In the decades following Reconstruction, the former slave states came to wield enormous congressional power through a voting bloc that was uniformly segregationist and overwhelmingly Democratic.

• When you open the Web application Bail Bloc, it doesn’t feel like you’re looking at art, or chipping away at the prison-industrial complex, or really doing anything at all; the program just hums in the background.