Sentence examples for a counterattack from from inspiring English sources

His wife started to feel contractions as rebel fighters had begun to fight off a counterattack from government troops.

Such a challenge, critics said, would almost certainly draw a counterattack from organized labor, and lead to a costly, drawn-out and uncertain court fight.

But the drumbeat from Democrats has set off a counterattack from a small but powerful group of jet manufacturers and users, who have contributed millions of dollars over the years to lawmakers from both parties.

Leicester lost to Watford in last year's play-off semi-final after a dramatic winner deep into stoppage time by Troy Deeney, which came as the result of a counterattack from Anthony Knockaert's missed penalty.

Dr. Vagelos said he was taken aback by a counterattack from the medical school, which has included a 6,000-word 6,000-wordritten by Dr. Bergen, the former president of the university, along with his sucritique Dr. Stuart Cook.

Getting caught out on a counterattack from an attacking set piece was a frustrating way to let City back into the game, and Everton were rather fortunate to retake the lead through Lukaku's header.

However they would go on to lose out in the play off semi final 3 2 on aggregate to Watford after Anthony Knockaert missed a late penalty and Troy Deeney scored right at the end after a swift counterattack from a Manuel Almunia double save.

At the same time, one squadron of the 2nd Light Horse Regiment (1st Light Horse Brigade) advanced against a counterattack launched from Beersheba, "and drove it off".

François started to pursue them toward Neidenburg, in the rear of the Russian centre, and then made a momentary diversion southward, to check a Russian counterattack from Soldau (Działdowo).

Bid interest in Tandberg began to heat up on Wednesday, after the video conferencing firm's talks with a private-equity player pointed to a likely counterattack from majors like Cisco or Hewlett Packard.

WASHINGTON — Tough new limits proposed on the way special interests could court executive branch officials have prompted a fierce counterattack from lobbyists who fear they will end a cherished Washington ritual: hosting federal workers at events like conferences, cocktail parties, galas and movie screenings.