Sentence examples for dominates attack from inspiring English sources

Even at 1538 °C, where diffusion control dominates, attack is non-uniform with fiber edges oxidizing preferentially.

After the bitter political battles fought off the pitch that eventually led to the creation of the Champions Cup in place of the Heineken Cup, similar ruthlessness was called for on the field of play, but it was a night when defence dominated attack for the vast majority of the game.

The Minnesota D.N.R. Web site talked about "highway" turkeys who were "dodging vehicles and blocking traffic"; it talked about how "habituated turkeys may attempt to dominate or attack people that the birds view as subordinates".

"We saw Stokes get back to his free-flowing approach, trying to dominate the attack". The coach is clearly aware of the peculiar challenges that Stokes has endured over the past 18 months.

Mr. Armitage replied that "it's quite a different situation in Iraq," saying that Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi president, wanted to "intimidate, dominate and attack" his neighbors.

They got the first game out of the way with a dominating running attack turned in by Cole Martin and a stout defensive performance.

If you feel it's time to dominate and attack, then trust your instincts.

With 11 people on stage the second debate, hosted at the Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, ranged widely over immigration, abortion, jobs, national security, Iran, same-sex rights, marijuana and climate change, but was dominated by attacks on Trump, who counter-attacked with gusto.

In public, the Liberal Democrat conference was dominated by attacks on the Conservatives.

Americans dominated when attacking tennis — serve and volley, chip and charge — was, on the whole, the pro game.

However much his technique is critiqued, it has dominated bowling attacks at all levels of the game.