Sentence examples for attacked head-on from inspiring English sources

His victims included two Fokker Triplanes, one of which he attacked head-on, an LVG, and a Fokker D.VII flown by Fritz Loerzer, commander of Jasta 26 and an eleven-victory ace, who was captured.

In his new theory the clue to the "hard problem" of consciousness - the problem of why and how minds appear from matter - is attacked head-on.

In certain of his novels, however, Tilghman has attacked head-on the historical complexities that might have made a Chesapeake plantation at some times an Eden and at others a cursed, murderous place.

"If D-Day means anything, it means they attacked head-on, they did not take short cuts," said Patrick Hogeboom III, the assistant United States attorney who prosecuted the case.

Women's self-determination is being attacked head-on, on multiple fronts.

Major Heinz Bär led II./JG 1 in a diving attack and claimed four B-24s while I./JG 1 attacked head-on and claimed five B-24s downed.

"This will attack head-on the problem of illegal substandard housing," Mr. Petrone said.

It conducted an ad campaign saying "Sorry for losing touch," attacking head-on the perception that the paper was too dry and too negative about London.

Calderón promised better public safety, and so far his strategy to achieve this has been to attack, head-on, the drug cartels.

Calhoun called for a pick-and-roll before quickly reconsidering and telling Robertson (14 points) to penetrate and take the ball to Woods, who Calhoun felt was easier to attack head-on.

Heavily armed fighters such as the British Hurricane or the German Fw-190, instead of approaching from the side or from below and to the rear, would attack head-on, firing until the last moment and then rolling just under the big planes and breaking hard toward the ground.