The phrase "attack willing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The soldiers were attack willing, ready to engage the enemy at a moment's notice."
Alternatives: "eager to attack" or "willing to engage".
In Europe, however, the tension is over how long that process will take, and how long the NATO nations now leading the attacks are willing to sustain the effort.
"It was Sale of old in defence, but hopefully it was more Sale of the new in the way we're attacking and willing to take the space when it's on," said Cipriani.
They have a callow, but willing attack.
An attack on lawyers willing to defend Guantanamo detainees is an attack on that system.
In a world where the status of moms is seemingly forever under attack, enough are willing to contemplate buying a parenting identity to turn motherhood into the ultimate marketing opportunity.
It was, as many commentators noted, an odd choice of eulogy, comparing as it did the unwitting and innocent victims of a terrorist attack to the willing and active [End Page 220] participants in a bloody civil war.
But now, feeling like a sausage stuffed in the black regulation bathing suit, and trying to not succumb to an anxiety attack, I was willing to break all the rules.
These far-left attack groups are willing to say anything to defend their big government allies like Mark Schauer, so these politicians can continue spending trillions we don't have, have the federal government takeover health care, and enact energy taxes that would further damage our economy and raise utility rates.
Mr. Greenberg said his company and other private insurers, which refused to sell the coverage after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, were now willing to do so.
Both teams thrive playing attack-oriented styles, willing to pour forward in search of an odd-man rush, even at the expense of giving up a rush.
