Sentence examples for a wild attack from inspiring English sources

The statement of excommunication, or herem (Hebrew: "anathema"), reads like a wild attack, suggesting that Spinoza was very much hated and despised.

The article accused Peng of conspiring with foreign countries, allying with "imperialists, revisionists, and counter-revolutionaries", and waging "a wild attack against the Party".

Frank Marshall consciously set out to play a wild attacking game when he surprised José Raul Capablanca with his Marshall Gambit in New York in 1918.

The film describes in minute detail a joint emotional breakdown, a fatally wild attack of the old alienation blues, but it is no less incredible for being inspired by a true story.

"To minimise local residents' losses and prevent public backlash, Hunchun border police started a campaign on Monday to educate locals about first aid and emergency response methods in the event of a wild tiger attack," Xinhua said.

38-year-old male The patient suffered a wild boar attack to his abdomen and had evisceration.

45-year-old male The patient sustained left face, right chest, and left leg injuries from a wild boar attack.

Presently two towers were levelled with the ground and two curtains overthrown, and some of Perdiccas's soldiers, getting drunk, made a wild night attack on the walls of the citadel.33 Memnon's men noticed the awkwardness of these attackers and issuing forth themselves in considerably larger numbers routed the Macedonians and killed many of them.

Others, such as Robert Quine, lead guitarist of The Voidoids, have employed a wild, "gonzo" attack, a style that stretches back through The Velvet Underground to the 1950s recordings of Ike Turner.

"The martyrs of this wild attack were the true sons of this country who have been working tirelessly for the prosperity and honor of this country," he said.

But just days ahead of the race a sponsor insisted on him donning the lurid yellow jerseys and cycling's radioactive man was still testing credibility with a series of wild attacks off the front of the peloton.