Sentence examples for made frequent attacks from inspiring English sources

In the 15th century raiders from the Gran Chaco region made frequent attacks upon Guaraní tribes.

Egyptian propaganda made frequent attacks on the Saudi system of royal government.

With the average price of gas near four dollars a gallon, Republican presidential candidates have made frequent attacks on President Barack Obama's energy policy, blaming him for the high prices and pledging to bring them down through increased domestic production.

Not so fast... Defending with ferocity and making frequent attacking forays toward the net, Djokovic stormed back into the match, winning the third (6-2) and fourth (6-3) seto to force a decisive winner-take-all fifth set.

A newspaper called the Sark Newsletter has made frequent and scathing attacks on the government, individual members and islanders it believes are sympathetic to the administration.

View Larger Map In 2004, when insurgents made frequent cross-border attacks from Syria on American troops, my colleague Neil MacFarquhar reported from near the Abu Kamal crossing that much of the 400-mile border was only lightly defended.

Power made frequent blunders and struggled to find an attacking threat.

1840: Charles Pasley, who was involved in the recovery of the sunken warship HMS Royal George, commented that, of those having made frequent dives, "not a man escaped the repeated attacks of rheumatism and cold".

The pair were similar players in that they held the ball up and made frequent runs into the box, allowing midfielder Bryan Robson to join in the attack.

He made frequent trips abroad.

Scribes also made frequent use of abbreviations.