The phrase "attacks pieces" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as discussing strategies in games like chess or describing aggressive actions in a competitive scenario.
Example: "In chess, the player strategically attacks pieces to gain a tactical advantage over their opponent."
Alternatives: "targets pieces" or "assaults pieces".
Mr. Murphy started a nightly chain-saw show last year, a 90-minute performance where he attacks pieces of wood with one of three chain saws.
As he briefed reporters in Boston on Tuesday afternoon, FBI special agent Richard DesLauriers detailed some of the physical clues the authorities had found during their investigation into Monday's bomb attacks: "Pieces of black nylon, which could be from a backpack, fragments of BBs [ball bearings] and nails, possibly contained in a pressure cooker device".
But the few articles that were published about the event were attack pieces.
"Weekly pieces were attack pieces, but not angry, predictable attack polemics such as you might find in The Nation or National Review," he writes.
While the Maroons threw very little at NSW in structured attack, Slater was a perennial danger returning kicks and bobbing up in attacking pieces.
Meanwhile the Revs are still adding attacking pieces including USA U23 striker Tony Taylor, though they may want to shore up their defense before the 15 September trade deadline after some horrendous marking against the Timbers' Ridgewell.
"What I can say is that the emails come in bursts, and do seem to be timed with high-profile attack pieces on talk radio and other fringe media outlets". Last month, Mann told ABC News in the US that the following message was typical of the emails he has been receiving: "Six feet under with the roots is where you should be.
In his diary, Lachesis Lapponica, Linnaeus referred to the light (defending) pieces as "Swedes" and the dark (attacking) pieces as "Muscovites".
15.Rxf3 Qe7 16.Bc4 white has a wonderful collection of attacking pieces and the game is over.
As a longtime political activist, I cannot remember when such "attack" pieces were ever sent.
In support or defiance of one side or another, would-be war correspondents write pointed attack pieces, often training their fire on strangers.
