Sentence examples for call to attack from inspiring English sources

He is always on call to attack Obama.

On the 2016 trail, it was Clinton's call to attack Trump early and hard.

Mr. Romney's campaign organized a morning news-conference call to attack Mr. Gingrich as an "unreliable leader," and released a Web ad hitting him on the same theme.

There, among the ubiquitous boasts posted by the hacking collective Anonymous, was a call to attack some of the network's most crucial parts.

My colleague Jeremi Suri's call to attack North Korea's missile installations pre-emptively is deeply misguided ("Bomb North Korea, Before It's Too Late," Op-Ed, nytimes.com, April 13).

Two RAAF Super Hornets were "on call to attack targets", Defence said in a statement, but the aircraft "did not use their munitions".

We never called to attack the Church.

Yet most Americans acknowledge that their refusal to heed Turkish calls to attack the PKK is now the main cause of rampant anti-Americanism in Turkey.

Plans for the future of worldwide jihad; constant calls to attack the US; warnings about the perfidy of Iran; concern about climate change; family matters – grooming a son for succession and love letters to one of his wives.

Bones, as he is called, liked to attack small dogs.

As a result, the no-flight zones are now being seen as a training ground for the very pilots who may be called upon to attack Iraq.