Sentence examples for committed to attacking from inspiring English sources

The match of the round (by some margin) featured two teams committed to attacking football.

Congress demands frequent evidence that Pakistan is cracking down on jihadists, especially those committed to attacking India.

The men were Arabs and belonged to an extremist group committed to attacking symbolic American targets, said Germany's chief prosecutor, Kay Nehm.

Villas-Boas is committed to attacking football, and is believed to have sanctioned a one-year extension to Drogba's current deal, worth £130,000 a week, which runs out in 2012.

Turkey, committed to attacking Isis since July when it finally let the US use its Incirlik airbase, has largely confined itself to bombing the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in south east Turkey and northern Iraq.

A Home Office spokesman said: "We are committed to attacking criminal finances, making it harder to move, hide and use the proceeds of crime, as set out in the serious and organised crime strategy.

If there were more sky blue shirts committed to attack there, that would have been very dangerous for South Korea.

But then the World Cup started, and Germany was transformed – from a team of directionless plodders to a tantalizingly mobile outfit committed to attack at all costs.

If you can win the ball while the opponents are out of balance, because they have been committed to attack, there is more space in which to go forward.

Shirokov scored twice against the Italians but the most impressive element of the Russian performance was how many players they committed to attack and how swift and crisp the interplay was between the forwards, with Aleksandr Kerzhakov standing out.

"Against Blackburn we were committed to attack, even away from home, and it really paid off".