Sentence examples for lively attack from inspiring English sources

The company's men are also admirable: I particularly appreciated the calm flair of Pierre-François Vilanoba in "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" (Aria I), and enjoyed the lively attack of Anthony Spaulding (a soloist) in the same ballet's other lead male role.

Among the works that she then composed was an anonymous and lively attack on the satirist Jonathan Swift (1734), a play, Simplicity (written c. 1735), adapted from the French of Pierre Marivaux, and a series of crisp essays dealing obliquely with politics and directly with feminism and the moral cynicism of her time.

Wenger responded by replacing Koscielny with Chambers, and the 19-year-old - who won his first senior England call-up during the week - was stretched to his limits by Leicester's lively attack.

You can see what they're trying to do: they cause problems and score tries with a lively attacking game but they just don't have the required fitness levels.

Tim was understandably equivocal after the Red Bulls had come from behind for a third consecutive week to earn a point on the road at Montreal, while still being unable to convert their lively attacking play into a first win of the season.

England had some lively attacking moments but the second half was a tepid affair with both sides struggling to create chances.

It took the hosts a while to settle into the game with Vieirinha their most lively attacking threat, but by and large it was Tottenham who controlled the opening 45 minutes.

PolitiFact reported that "[t]he vice presidential debate Thursday night began on a somber note, then quickly turned to lively attacks -- with both candidates stretching the truth".

Sanchez was their liveliest attacking outlet and it was he who created their best opportunity of the first period.

Many supporters feel that we have the nucleus of a decent side and the recent 3-1 win against Australia, when the team looked lively in attack, suggests that a positive, if not gung-ho approach, is the one most likely to pay dividends.

Villa will wonder how they lost that half of football, having looked lively in attack down both flanks.