Sentence examples for a relentless onslaught from inspiring English sources
"Registration revolution" evokes images of a relentless onslaught of bureaucracy.
Over the winter of 1937, Japanese troops in Nanjing unleashed a relentless onslaught of looting, burning, torture and murder.
Part of the campaign then took the form of a relentless onslaught against Neil Kinnock, aided by several newspapers and the threat of Labour's "tax bombshell".
Trump and his supporters have used social media to push a relentless onslaught against Cruz, accusing her of launching politically motivated attacks against him.
In an earlier ruling in Mr. Tunick's case, two federal judges criticized the city for causing a "relentless onslaught" of First Amendment litigation.
In the past few months Mr. Singh has battled a relentless onslaught of corruption allegations, sapping what had seemed like one of the most stable and promising Indian governments in at least a generation of much of its power.
It's a pretty relentless onslaught that reflects pop's current love for chucking in everything up to and including the kitchen sink, but there's enough of Britney's personality – the myriad vocal tics, the ridiculous middle-eight breakdown bit – to make sure she hasn't been fully obliterated by will.i.am's production sledgehammer.
And yes, it is set in a universe where a lone military spaceship is protecting an ever-dwindling population of humans from the relentless onslaught of a race of sentient robots.
If he succeeds, he will not just have had five minutes of glory among his colleagues, but he will have opened the door towards a genuine Third Way that offers a real alternative to the relentless onslaught of Thatcher's privatisation programme.
We hope that it will get international attention and be a way of publicising the relentless onslaught focused on disabled people in the UK".
In the rockiest, most inhospitable part of the ocean resides the mussel, a shelled mollusk for whom the relentless onslaught of wind, sand, and crashing waves is commonplace.
