Sentence examples for attacks live from inspiring English sources

Many who watched the 9/11 attacks live on television will admit, if honest, that amid the terror was a kind of guilty thrill that they were witnessing something momentous.

We've covered at least half a dozen violent attacks live in the past two weeks, sometimes rotating the anchor to our reporters in London, New York and Sydney through the timezones.

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Several of the hijackers in the 2001 attacks lived together in Hamburg, where their conspiracy took shape.

The most common pest is the Locust borer (Megacyllene robiniae) which most often attacks living, stressed trees, causing extensive damage to the quality of the wood.

Osama bin Laden, chief suspect in last week's attacks, lived there until 1996, and Sudan has been under an American trade embargo since he left.

Mohammad Atta, the suicide hijacker who led the September 11 attacks, lived and studied in Hamburg in the 1990s, together with other members of al-Qaida's infamous Hamburg cell.

Each one was sent from places near where some of the terrorists involved in the Sept. 11 attacks lived or visited.

This weekend expect something similar in all three matches with forced errors decisive and rapid attacks living off the labours of aggressive defence.

The statement that John Brennan, the President's top counterterrorism adviser, made about the house — "Here is bin Laden, who has been calling for these attacks, living in this million-dollar-plus compound" — seemed intended to shame the dead man.

What we hear is that we have survived yet another day of racial attacks, lived through battle fatigue, and whipped microagressions in the butt.