Sentence examples for ferocious offensive from inspiring English sources

Instead of his past tentativeness, Parks immediately switches to attack mode, using a ferocious offensive game to outscore opponents by an astounding 270-102 thiseasonon.

He has talent around him -- running back Rudi Johnson, receiver Johnson and a ferocious offensive line -- but Palmer is the reason fans packed the stands in central Kentucky and the reason they will at Paul Brown Stadium this fall.

The two countries recently negotiated an evacuation deal that saw the defeated rebels in Aleppo and tens of thousands of civilians leave the embattled city after a ferocious offensive by Assad's allies, primarily Iranian-backed militias from Iraq and Lebanon.

The Pakistan Taliban, Tehreek-e-Taliban, claimed responsibility, saying it was in revenge for a ferocious army offensive in the tribal areas since June.

The accounts suggest the invading German army's murderous and brutal occupation of the Soviet Union was one of the prime motives behind the Red Army's ferocious counter-offensive.

So ferocious was the offensive against Ding that his family was forced to issue an online apology for his behaviour.

The army recently launched the third phase of a ferocious two-year offensive aimed at trying to drive militants out of Mohmand.

Even so, for the first three quarters, the Jaguars' top-ranked pass defense limited the Patriots to just ten points, stopping them on key third downs while appearing faster and more ferocious than their offensive counterparts.

(Better a ferocious bull on the offensive with bold, predictable charges than a cowardly and defensive bull with unclear intentions).

It appeared to be a vulnerable time for Rutgers, but the Scarlet Knights extended the lead instead of surrendering it with ferocious rebounding on the offensive boards.

Most of those reasons are thanks to Larry Sanders, who established himself as one of the league's most ferocious defenders and a surprising offensive threat.