Sentence examples for hurry to attack from inspiring English sources
Too many newcomers make the mistake of thinking they have to hurry, to attack early on.
As Scott's men reached an open prairie near the Wea settlement of Ouiatenon on June 1, they were discovered by an enemy scout and hurried to attack the villages before the residents could react.
The latest convert is Ben Affleck, whose acting career had reached the point at which, in "Pearl Harbor" (2001), viewers were longing for the Japanese to hurry up and attack.
There was no hurry to play 14... Nh7?! Shulman's 16 f4! started an attack hard to defend against.
While Stalin clearly did consider the possibility of attacking Germany, he was just as clearly in no hurry to do so.
When elections and explosions happen, people tune in to CNN, the same way they hurry to a hospital when they think they are having a heart attack.
If Bird glances over at the Knicks' bench, he'll notice that as soon as the the Knicks grab a rebound, Van Gundy is jumping out of his skin, waving his arms and telling his team to push it, push it, hurry up and attack.
The clumsy, puffed-up dialogue he wrote for "Pearl Harbor" was enough to make you wish the Japanese would hurry up and attack, and the maudlin tableau of young soldiers and their pretty, worried wives has a similar effect here.
