Sentence examples for a broadside for from inspiring English sources

The "Egypt Independent" was a more in-depth, analytical digest of the week's headlines, written and edited by the same editorial staff that put together the week's online daily — a broadside for the weekending intellectual.

In interviews, in a broadside for the National Review, and in a fiery hour-long speech in Des Moines, Cruz has promised to put the Court's "lawlessness" at the center of his campaign for President.

When the recommendation became public Wednesday, except for a broadside from the Concerned Women for America ("our military cannot continue to choose social experimentation and political correctness over combat readiness"), the reception seemed overwhelmingly positive.

The BBC may have faced a broadside of criticism for its Thames pageant coverage, but still ruled the waves ratings-wise over the Queen's diamond jubilee bank holiday.

The BBC is bracing itself for a broadside from James Murdoch in his MacTaggart lecture on Friday, the centrepiece of this week's Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival.

But it has also opened up a broadside of concrete policies for both Labour and the Tories to attack over the three years to the next general election.

But he couldn't help himself and delivered a broadside typical for his government.

Auction lots include a framed oil painting by Heston himself of a fiery scene from a 1952 Macbeth and an 1845 theatrical broadside for a London production of the tragedy.

"As a warrior for Form," he declares in one of his numerous texts printed in a colorful broadside for the monument, "Art — because it's Art — is resistance as such.

But within a year she was appearing onstage, having been reinvented as Salambo, the Infant Historian — get this — 'absolutely the most clever and best-informed child the world has ever seen.' " He showed me a prospectus for Jay's Journal of Anomalies, a letterpress-printed broadside for "a periodical devoted to the investigation of conjurers, cheats, hustlers, hoaxers, pranksters . . .

Healey also fired a broadside against Watson for continuing to gather nominations way beyond the 35 he needed, pointing out that the only effect would be to narrow the field.