Sentence examples for attack flew from inspiring English sources
Rebecca Ananian-whosh, who co-wrote The Tim Carmody Affair: Australia's Greatest Judicial Crisis, said Dutton's attack flew in the face of moves by the state Labor government towards transparency in judicial picks and its inaction in scrapping harsh gang laws.
A human operator, viewing a video feed, then issues an instruction to attack, fly elsewhere to find a better target, or abort the mission by destroying itself.
Merlins and peregrine falcons may attack flying terns; as with other birds, it seems likely that one advantage of flocking behaviour is to confuse fast-flying predators.
The nuclear power plant in the tiny town of Buchanan on the Hudson River has been the focus of impassioned protest since Sept. 11, when the hijacked planes used in the terror attacks flew directly over it.
Another Alabama race has seen both kinds of loyalty attacks flying across the airwaves.
Still, Mr. Hill admitted, in the aftermath of the terror attacks, flying makes him a tad nervous.
Eager to understand more about why some attacks fly under the national radar, I reached out to Professor Jaclyn Schildkraut of the State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego, who studies the way the media handles such attacks.
"It's just: 'We live over here, and you live over there.'" Threats about the next attack fly across Twitter, in song lyrics and on YouTube music videos.
On Halloween, just ahead of Tuesday's local elections, we received a second attack flyer in the mail from conservative activists.
Apache attack helicopters flew overhead, firing in at least two places.
Just hours after mourning in the Rose Garden last Wednesday for American victims of a Libyan attack, Mr. Obama flew off to a Las Vegas campaign event.
