Sentence examples for early aggressions from inspiring English sources

Longer-term, the absence of Assad will help because the dictator was driven by pride to recapture in negotiation every inch of land he lost in foolish early aggressions.

Djokovic sees Murray's early aggression and raises it, ace down the T. 15-all.

PSG were rewarded for their early aggression when David Luiz scored with a low shot on the turn from a Lucas free-kick.

Preparation, by Benítez's standards, had been sketchy for this tie and, confronted by the Lithuanians' eager early aggression, the holders briefly teetered.

Lewis was skillful in defusing Tyson's early aggression and was brutal when Tyson was bloodied and waiting to be knocked out.

The early aggression took its toll on the visitors' midfielder Paul Scholes, with a yellow card waved for a foul on James Milner.

But during the game, played in a sweaty back room of a pub, I felt distinctly rattled at this early aggression.

Bell, who has scored only one half century on the tour, used his feet well against the spinners and showed early aggression when he lifted left-arm spinner Zulfiqar Babar for a straight six.

With the Slovak Peter Sagan having secured his second successive green jersey and Colombia's Nairo Quintana guaranteed those in polka dot and white before the beginning of Sunday's stage, those in the peloton eschewed early aggression in favour of a leisurely meander towards the Champs-Elysées.

That Vista was what cost Microsoft early aggression into phones is almost ironic.

Indirectly, child abuse and neglect were significantly predictive of violent arrests through early aggression.