Sentence examples for away attacks from inspiring English sources

Starting a fight as China prepares to hand over power to new leaders, who may wish to score easy political points by swatting away attacks on the country's sovereignty, looks especially unwise.

Watching him interviewed yesterday on MSNBC, I was struck, not for the first time, by the seeming ease, naturalness, and dimpled charm, combined with a sort of gentle firmness, with which he brushes away attacks.

Desperate defence by the Broncos turned away attacking raids, though bumbling Cow hands meant North Queensland couldn't capitalise on a weight of possession and territory.

Soon after the pope's plane touched down in Beirut for his first visit to the region since 2009, protesters 50 miles away attacked American restaurant chains in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli.

(If there were a "new Bob Dylan," he would make people uncomfortable right away, attack the world with a pickaxe, and refuse to say he's sorry. He would probably not be a musician).

Kiwi wing Jason Nightingale comes in-field to start an away attack, England are penalised as the Kiwis are given encouragement.

The key strategy in two-leg ties was "containment away, attack at home".

Five of these items showed some DIF in relation to gender (sexual problems, running away, attacking others, being ill without physical cause and problems with teachers) and three in relation to ethnicity (tantrums, not being assertive, talking about suicide).

There have been the discussions of using ultrasound waves to determine the distance between a transmitted and medical device to prevent far-away attacks.

Liverpool simply ran out of ideas before the final, decisive blow from Shane Long in stoppage time, scoring from a break-away attack that started all the way back in his own penalty area.

Police said Chamberlain--who told the cops he was fine and they could go away attacked them with a hatchet and a knife, but new evidence suggests the 68-year-old may have been unarmed.