Sentence examples for in a blistering attack from inspiring English sources
His Round 8 victory over Giorgi Kacheishvili ended in a blistering attack.
In a blistering attack on the mayor, Carl Hiaasen, a best-selling satirist and Miami Herald columnist, reanointed him "King of the Crazies".
In a blistering attack, Mr McTernan told BBC Two Newsnight: "The moronic MPs who nominated Jeremy Corbyn to 'have a debate' need their heads felt.
Alex Salmond's new book has been labelled the "longest exercise in literary masturbation since politics began" in a blistering attack by Paddy Ashdown.
But it was Contador who took the initiative, leaving all his rivals behind in a blistering attack 5km from the line.
"Germany's thinking was a bit simplistic on this," said Jean-Claude Juncker, prime minister of Luxembourg and chairman of the group of euro-zone finance ministers, in a blistering attack last week in the German newspaper Die Zeit.
CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin turned a segment about birthright citizenship into a blistering attack on Kris Kobach, the Republican candidate for governor in Kansas.
On Tuesday Mervyn King joined in with a blistering attack on Britain's banks, calling the £1tn government support "breathtaking".
And he will not only take the Double but he will go on to add the Rainbow Stripes of the world champion in Villach, Austria, with a blistering attack just 500m from the finish line on a rain sodden afternoon to take the Triple Crown.
By Andy Borowitz January 15 , 2013WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Responding to reports that President Obama is considering signing as many as nineteen executive orders on gun control, Republicans in Congress unleashed a blistering attack on him today, accusing Mr. Obama of "cynically and systematically using his position as President to lead the country".
In December, at the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe session in Budapest, Yeltsin launched a blistering attack on NATO's plans to expand eastward and embrace the Eastern European states.
