Sentence examples for launch counter from inspiring English sources

Key to their hopes will be forcing a talented Belgian attack inside to face the USA's own tenacious midfield in the center of the field, where USA like to defend, win the ball and launch counter attacks.

For another Chelsea's formation was so compact, essentially two lines of defence behind Hazard with Willian and Callum Hudson-Odoi only occasionally getting forward in support, that the visitors' most prominent attacker was actually stationed in his own half much of the time, vainly hoping to launch counter strikes from just behind the centre circle.

11 January Government troops launch counter-offensive against Islamists backed by France, Nigeria and Senegal.

At the time they argued that they attacked the town because its safe-haven status was being abused by the Muslims to launch counter-offensives against Serb forces and that the UN was failing to stop this.

The government said it would try to launch counter-assaults against Haftar's Libyan National Army in eastern Libya by trying to seize back control of the city of Benghazi.

Analysts have long predicted that Iran would respond to an Israeli strike on its soil by encouraging anti-Israeli groups such as Hamas, which it supports, to launch counter-attacks on Israel.

They used to be able to launch counter-attacks with pace and accuracy from all corners of the pitch, but we haven't seen that of late.

No matter what position in the league, throw-ins are an advantage". Gronnemark teaches three types of throw-in - the long throw-in, the fast throw-in - which can launch counter-attacks - and the clever throw-in, which is about keeping possession under pressure.

The Mongols withdrew, but continued to launch counter-attacks on the Georgian army.

As Darlington committed more players forward in search of an equaliser they left themselves exposed in defence which gave the leading side more space to launch counter-attacks.

The French attempted to launch counter-attacks against the German-held bridgeheads, from 15 17 May, but the offensives fell victim to delay and confusion.