Sentence examples for go on offensive from inspiring English sources

The Guardian leads with a call for party unity – "Tories urged to get behind May as party rivals go on offensive" – while the Times says "May agrees curbs on trade to break Brexit deadlock".

Both Johnston and Wang posit that China would go on offensive in a realist domain.

"He looks like a guy who knows what's going on," offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone said.

Still, Ibaraki is going on a sales offensive.

What's going on with Falcons' offensive line?

"We need to go on the offensive.

It needs to go on the offensive.

Surely you go on the offensive?

This information prompts Jan to go on the offensive.

They had to go on the offensive, and struggled.

This year the government decided to go on the offensive.