Sentence examples for aggressively charged from inspiring English sources

Rankin claimed he fired when Chapman aggressively charged at him.

Rankin denies the charges and says he fired his gun because Chapman aggressively charged at him.

Posada aggressively charged the ball and threw to second -- where Mateo was called safe.

Rankin denies the charges and testified that he only fired his gun because Chapman aggressively charged at him.

But where '70s and '80s artists went for the jugular, using aggressively charged — or aggressively banal — images to explore "representation" (the most overused word in postmodernism), Ms. Quaytman, like many contemporary artists, has returned to the enigmatic, poetic and personal.

Mrs. Kumaratunga has aggressively charged her main opposition, the United National Party, with cutting a secret deal with the Tigers, a charge that is often repeated in the state-run newspaper and on state television.

Chrysler has always priced its vans aggressively, charging extra for features that others, like Honda, provide as standard equipment.

Time Warner also plans initially to discount its electronic books aggressively, charging about $7 or less for electronic versions of some books.

Shirtfronting is an Australian football term which means aggressively charging and knocking down one's opponent.

The results, recorded by a video camera and underwater microphone, revealed territory defenders aggressively charging the intruders, while making rapid, sound-generating moves, such as flicking and erecting their fins, "jumping," and turning.

The team found that ants that consumed the nectar moved less and defended the caterpillars more aggressively, charging and running around them when they inflated specialized tentacles to signal distress.