Sentence examples for enormous offensive from inspiring English sources

The real issue was that Garrett, who was being paid like a head coach, was given enormous offensive weapons, and the offense had floundered.

But each of those blitzes will have to beat the Vikings' enormous offensive line, which features the 6-foot-4, 346-pound Stringer.

Where once teams tried to pound it up the middle, necessitating the waltz of the enormous offensive guard with the enormous defensive tackle he was lined up against, now teams run sweeps outside and call rushing plays that involve change of direction.

That's an enormous product offensive, with the potential of pushing Toyota's market share up two-and-a-half to three percentage points from its current 13.2% share.

When an IDF spokesperson says "we have a long list of targets," one has to wonder what these "targets" comprise; names of individuals? is the whole ground offensive an enormous murder raid to take out the Hamas leadership?

Other critics were less concerned by the overtly sexual nature of the performance than by its racial connotations, and accused Cyrus, who was flanked by African American dancers dressed as enormous teddy bears, of offensive cultural appropriation.  . 6. "60 Minutes" report on Benghazi vs. what probably happened.

One Jets offensive formation featured three enormous defensive linemen, Damon (Snacks) Harrison, Kenrick (Big Ken) Ellis, and Richardson.

"My nipples are enormous anyway, but they became grotesque, offensive – he couldn't not go for them.

Despite heavy casualties and the expenditure of enormous quantities of ammunition, an Allied offensive in March 1944 failed to break the Gustav Line position.

In November 2002, four months prior to the invasion, MedAct published a report projecting that a US military offensive against Iraq could have enormous public health impacts in the short-, medium- and long-term [ 1].

This will put enormous pressure on Errani, who must withstand the offensive onslaught in order to expose Sharapova's weaknesses.