Sentence examples for instructed to attack from inspiring English sources

The boats were instructed to attack Benghazi, he said, speaking through an English-speaking family member.

It was a lesson to Sir Alex Ferguson, if another one were needed, that his side usually do better when instructed to attack.

He has made similar accusations before and his credibility has been repeatedly put in doubt, even by bin Laden himself, who released a tape before he was killed by American special forces denying the jihadist's claims that he was instructed to attack the White House with a Boeing 747 on 9/11, CNN reported.

Rooke was instructed to attack French or Spanish coastal towns, though the choice of target was left to his discretion.

Certain that the Viet Cong unit was no larger than the reported number, the ARVN 7th Infantry Division was instructed to attack Ap Tan Thoi.

The Australian cruiser was instructed to attack any Italian ships at Mogadiscio, but as there were no large merchant ships in port and Sydney was forbidden to attack the harbour itself, she then proceeded to the Seychelles to refuel.

Garcia instructed Margarito to attack the body, but he failed to keep up and lost vision in one eye when Pacquiao fractured his orbital bone.

It said that Mr. Awlaki introduced him to a top bomb maker for Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the Yemen affiliate of the terrorist group, approved a proposal to blow up a plane, and instructed him to attack an American airliner.

They also said that they had not considered striking Syrian targets, and that they did not think that Syria encouraged or instructed guerrillas to attack but rather failed to prevent their fire.

He is said to have carried out several armed robberies with one of the Paris attackers, and a French jihadi arrested last summer after returning from Syria reportedly told police Abu Oud had instructed him to attack a concert hall.

In an account published in Al Ahram, Egypt's most widely circulated state owned newspaper, the commission charged that former presidential allies paid and armed "unidentified outlaws and thugs" and instructed them to attack "peaceful protesters" in major squares across the capital.