Sentence examples for a furious attack from inspiring English sources

There was a reason Mr. Blair's people made such a furious attack on the ever-skeptical BBC.

On 18 March, a day after Nato imposed the no-fly zone, Gaddafi's forces launched a furious attack on Misrata.

In an endeavor to detract the defenders' attention from the Escorial road the insurgents last night launched a furious attack on University City, which was resumed this morning.

In 1940, under the pseudonym Cato, he and two colleagues wrote "Guilty Men," a furious attack on the appeasement policy of the Chamberlain government.

Kevin Pietersen has launched a furious attack on the England and Wales Cricket Board following the decision to close the door on his international return.

Tory backbencher Nadine Dorries has launched a furious attack on George Osborne, branding him "stupid" and accusing him of lying about her.

Joseph Califano, a former Johnson aide, in a particularly furious attack in the Washington Post, asked if the film's director, Ava DuVernay, and her colleagues felt "free to fill the screen with falsehoods, immune from any responsibility to the dead".

Then came a more furious attack, and another death-dealing volley.

Fine then, here's a furious dinosaur attack that … oh, it's behind glass again.

The play, which slowed a furious late attack by the Blues, helped preserve a 2-1 Devictoryctory at Continental Arena.

The Blackhawks seemed to be hanging on for a narrow victory in the third period against a furious Flyers attack, but they did not hold on in regulation.