Sentence examples for attack somewhere from inspiring English sources

It will be surprising if the inauguration passes without a guerrilla attack somewhere in Colombia.

"One can expect Islamic State or other religious terror groups to stage an attack somewhere in Europe with the aim of achieving many casualties among the civilian population.

Intercepted Japanese diplomatic and military messages indicated an attack somewhere, but information suggesting that the target would be British, Dutch, or French possessions in Southeast Asia obscured other information suggesting Pearl Harbor.

The group is fighting on many fronts in Iraq and Syria, Alhashimi said, and he believes that it may be planning a major attack somewhere else — in the Gulf or in Europe.

"Based on provisional results from the investigation, it appears that there were plans to carry out an attack somewhere in Belgium," the federal prosecution office said in a statement.

He also said he had not known they were seven miles from a naval base when they were pulled over, or that Mr. Mohamed's laptop had a video on it showing a rocket attack somewhere in the Middle East.

Meanwhile, a score of men showed up at the center in Cossack uniforms, as they sometimes do when they think the church is being attacked somewhere and the perceived attackers need to be roughed up or at least threatened.

The beginning of "Black Water Rising" — an eerie boat ride on a dark Houston bayou when a shot is fired and a woman is attacked somewhere onshore — is based on something that happened in Ms. Locke's childhood.

Geraldine was attacked somewhere near the ceremonial structure that gives the novel its title, and the land thereabouts is a jigsaw puzzle of state, federal and tribal territories, each with different laws and different officials empowered to enforce them.

The missile strikes were part of an escalating barrage of attacks by the C.I.A. over the past month, and come amid tension in European capitals over the possibility that operatives of Al Qaeda who are based in Pakistan and North Africa might be planning terrorist attacks somewhere on the continent.

I mean, unless it's mixed into the playlist at a café I'm trying to "do work" at, which means having panic attacks somewhere that's not my tiny apartment.