Sentence examples for long attacking from inspiring English sources

There were two outstanding long, attacking innings.

Yet for this chronic ailment, the Paisley Grammar boy prescribed exactly the same placebo as is on offer from the ministers he spent so long attacking.

Offense has always been his primary interest, and when the Raiders aren't throwing long — "attacking," as Davis likes to say — he has been known to dispatch the great Jim Otto to visit with the Raiders' assistant coaches and, as Otto puts it, "remind them of something that's going on down on the field".

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has long attacked the board's sprawling bureaucracy as ineffective.

Some groups that have long attacked mainstream climate science did so again Friday in response to the new report.

Grass, who had long attacked the relics of National Socialism in the Federal Republic of Germany, was accused of hypocrisy.

Microsoft has long attacked Google from the shadows, whispering to regulators, journalists and anyone else who would listen that Google was a privacy-violating, anticompetitive bully.

Critics have long attacked traditional international aid with its donations to poorer countries as ineffective, condescending and creating a culture of dependence.

Thomas, later in the book, assaults her with the words with which men of the world, men of reason, have long attacked female modes of understanding: "Lunatic.

It slimed Mr. McCain as a friend and full-bore ally of restrictionists like Rush Limbaugh, even though Mr. Limbaugh has long attacked Mr. McCain's immigration moderation.

Greenpeace has long attacked the project as a waste of money and a PR ploy by the industry.