Sentence examples for a heavy attack on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a heavy attack on" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a strong criticism or assault on a person, idea, or entity. Example: "The article launched a heavy attack on the government's handling of the crisis."
There is also a heavy attack on the "decidedly unpresidential company" Bill keeps.
The fire service planned a "heavy attack" on the fire on Wednesday, he added.
He did so much to earn his place in the sports history of this country and because everyone knew this, and was so proud of it, it was a heavy attack on the national spirit.
"The plan today is to try and put some resource on the scene, and put a heavy attack on this fire – if that needs military assistance, that's what we'll consider," he said.
Assistant Chief Fire Officer Leon Parkes said crews planned to "put a heavy attack" on the fire, which has been declared a "major incident".
The brigade repulsed a heavy attack on the morning of 12 March, but settled into a relatively static position thereafter.
RAF bombers mounted a heavy attack against shipping off Wilhelmshaven on 18 December 1939 in what became to be known as the Battle of the Heligoland Bight.
The assault follows another heavy attack on an army checkpoint last November, when a similar number of soldiers died.
By this time, Allied headquarters had finalised plans for a drive north to the Philippines involving heavy attacks on Rabaul and the occupation of territory in New Guinea, New Britain and the Solomon Islands.
The United Nations said that 3,500 Afghans crossed the border at Chaman, 60 miles from Quetta, on Friday and that more were fleeing heavy attacks on Kandahar.
The government has sharply reduced operations against the rebels in recent days and has for the most part ended its heavy attacks on rebel-held villages, though some clashes continued today.
