Sentence examples for counterattack through from inspiring English sources

At 5 00 PM Gustavus Adolphus launched a counterattack through the center.

Pep Guardiola said his gameplan was to control possession and avoid losing the ball in areas where Liverpool could counterattack through Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mané.

Menacing on the counterattack through Charlie Sharples and Jonny May, they were often better off without possession with too many routine attacks ended by a basic mistake.

Their biggest threat is counterattacking through Hogg but eventually teams will attempt to starve him of opportunities by favouring more contestable kicks.

Industry counterattacked through its friends in the White House and eventually won weaker standards, which the court has now found deficient and returned to the E.P.A. for further review.

For all the skill and sharpness of Romario, Donizete and Felipe, however, Vasco look vulnerable to the counterattack, particularly through the middle.

Moyes's team began carelessly, slack passing and an exposed midfield the features of their opening, while Liverpool appeared content to counterattack dangerously through Suárez and Raheem Sterling throughout.

Within hours, Mr. Paterson counterattacked, saying through a spokesman that he would call the Legislature into extraordinary session on Sunday evening to consider several measures, including an overhaul of the state university system that would allow individual campuses to set their own tuition rates and a requirement that the Legislature certify that budgets are in long-term balance.

What City cannot dispute is that their manager, Pep Guardiola, made a horrendous tactical error in starting Ilkay Gündogan, who was patently overwhelmed by the occasion and resembled a feather in a wind machine when the Liverpool hurricane of noise, pressing and counterattacking swept through City.

Heavy fighting and localised counterattacks continued through 27 March, with the 66th pushed back to Harbonniers.

Italy, though, was dangerous on the counterattack, and especially through Cassano's surreptitious ability to find gaps in the Spanish back line, it was the Azzurri that carved out clearer chances from less possession.