Sentence examples for continuing onslaught from inspiring English sources

The continuing onslaught of his degenerative disease meant many feared he might never communicate again.

Fashion Week has started — or, rather, the continuing onslaught of apparel has resumed after a brief intermission.

What he had not been prepared for, he added, was the continuing onslaught of amplified sound from the church's basement, where a party had been booked.

The counter-sanctions, imposed a year ago, appeared designed to deliver a dual message — "We didn't need your food in the first place" and "Russia will only win by eating what it produces" — and the new measures seem intended to reinforce the message of Russia's resolve against the continuing onslaught of banned food from the enemies.

The continuing onslaught of westward-moving white populations and the mismanagement of the reservations by government officials, however, spawned great bitterness among the Dakota, and in August 1862 their most influential leader, Little Crow (Taoyateduta), led attacks that brought the demise of hundreds of white settlers in a single week.

The counter-sanctions, imposed a year ago, appeared designed to deliver a dual message—"We didn't need your food in the first place" and "Russia will only win by eating what it produces"—and the new measures seem intended to reinforce the message of Russia's resolve against the continuing onslaught of banned food from the enemies.

"It is to Steve's significant credit that he has shouldered this continued onslaught with dignity and professionalism and has continued to work with his players to try to improve results on the pitch".

Enrique Hernandez continues onslaught against Giants ace Madison Bumgarner in Dodgers' 7-3 win.

The continued onslaught of sound makes it difficult for family members to find each other in the din, furthering the chance that pods will intermingle in assemblages that are not characteristic for them, or find themselves leaderless.

Novell's stock rose sevenfold, only to collapse amid the dot-com bust and continued onslaughts by Microsoft.

The Conservatives also hope their planned "relentless focus" on the union will neutralise the continuing Labour onslaught on the Tories' reliance on money from their deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft.