Sentence examples for incredible attack from inspiring English sources

Benitez launched an incredible attack on the interim title he was given when he was unveiled as Roberto Di Matteo's successor in November after his side beat Middlesbrough to reach the FA Cup quarter-final last night.

A self-confessed late bloomer as a feminist, Fonda also predicted that women's rights "are going to come under incredible attack" at the federal and state level in the aftermath of the Trump election victory.

Incredible attacking talent – that much was clear from the last Lions tour and we have not seen anything yet.

We'll have to be very good to hold Borussia Dortmund's incredible attacking firepower at bay, and also be very effective on the counter-attack.

As the new leading man, Nero, players will unleash incredible attacks and non-stop combos using a unique new gameplay mechanic: the powerful "Devil Bringer" on his right arm.

Sounders Women head coach, Michelle French, said of the signing, "Sydney is the consummate goal scorer with an incredible attacking attitude.

Lerby gave Denmark an early lead, and, in an incredible, you-attack-we-attack second half, Arnesen and Elkjær hit the post either side of Antonio Maceda's equaliser.

In Surviving the Shark, Jonathan Kathrein describes his incredible shark attack experience.

When she was driving back from Galway one time an incredible anxiety attack took hold of her and she called her mother, convinced that she was dying.

"I'm continually amazed by all the developments," filmmaker Josh Fox said during a screening of the film at NYU this week, "both in terms of great things that have happened and real acts of courage that I have seen, and also these incredible, despicable attacks from the industry.

The latter two should comfortably qualify for the quarter-finals, Connacht topped their pool going into the weekend and this outstanding win – built on incredible intensity in attack, then later in defence, and topped off by a moment of genius from Charles Piutau – gives Ulster a chance of making the quarter-finals a 50% Irish affair.