Sentence examples for deliver assault from inspiring English sources

And even if an arms embargo were imposed it would not be retrospective, so would not affect France's plans to deliver assault ships to Russia.

It was used in airborne operations to deliver assault troops to their objectives in formed groups and to deliver weapons, light artillery pieces, and vehicles too bulky or heavy to be dropped by parachute.

Amphibious assault vehicle (AAV), also called assault amphibian vehicle, an armed and armoured military vehicle designed to deliver assault troops and their equipment from ship to shore under combat conditions.

The origin of modern AAVs can be traced to the 1920s and '30s, when Marine Corps planners, preparing for eventual war in the Pacific against the Japanese empire, considered the central problem posed by amphibious landings from the open seas specifically, how to deliver assault troops to a defended shore quickly and with sufficient force to establish a secure beachhead and continue fighting inland.

Through a compelling series of up-close footage and brutally honest interviews, "Collateral Damage" will expose in stark detail the real, human impact of President Obama's promised and delivered assault on the coal industry, and on the hardworking Americans and their families in Central Appalachia.

The band delivered its assault stonily.

That's why David Cameron must lead the G8 to deliver an unprecedented assault on tax dodging when it meets next month.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman came here today to deliver a blistering assault on Gov. George W. Bush's environmental record, depicting him as hellbent on ravaging the Alaskan wilderness, and Texas as choking in smog.

A13 Mr. Gore's running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, went to Texas to deliver a blistering assault on Governor Bush's environmental record, depicting Texas as choking in smog and Mr. Bush as bent on ravaging the Alaskan wilderness for oil.

Peter Arno delivered his assaults with such high spirits that even his victims rarely took offense.

"Ghost," "Leap of Faith," and "Jesus Christ Superstar" all delivered aural assaults, while the cast of that other Jesus show, "Godspell," gleefully leaped into the crowd, causing poor Andrew Garfield's mouth to unfasten in terror and Bernadette Peters to clap along with a single-mindedness that said: "Don't you altar boys dare pull me out my seat".