Sentence examples for aggressor from from inspiring English sources

Nevada was the aggressor from the start, scoring inside with Pinkney and Nick Fazekas, then Okeson and Kirk Snyder started beating Gonzaga from the outside.

Such submarines became fundamental to deterring a potential aggressor from launching a surprise nuclear strike, chiefly because of the extreme difficulty of locating the submarines underwater.

France sees it much as Russia sees the last war, as an immense, tragic, noble endeavour that ended in the expulsion of the aggressor from the motherland through glorious force of arms (see article).

But the victim refused to pardon him, an essential requirement under Saudi law to spare the aggressor from physical retribution, and insisted that two of his teeth be pulled out.

The bout will be shown on Home Box Office, starting at 10 P.M., and is a classic matchup between Chavez, the ever-advancing aggressor from Culiacan, Mexico, and Taylor, a quick and nimble boxer from Philadelphia.

She might even hint at a "nuclear umbrella" meshugas, asking Benn why any hostile power would use the first-strike option knowing the French and Americans are treaty-bound, as Nato allies, to counterstrike and remove that aggressor from the planet?

The Expos were the aggressors from the beginning.

First, revenge may have deterred would-be aggressors from committing acts of aggression against our ancestors.

Aggressors from the outset, Harvard had a 30-12 atvanthee at the free-throw line, connecting on 27.

They became the aggressors from the start, from the moment Ward drove under the strong chin of Mourning.

Second, when ancestral humans were harmed by others, the propensity for revenge may have helped them deter the aggressors from harming them again.