Sentence examples for mutual attack from inspiring English sources

Kay, one of them takes the money but, two groups of peoples appear and want the money back and develop mutual attack.

After getting along together for years, we couldn't seem to be in the same room anymore for an hour without our conversation erupting into mutual attack, and something as seemingly banal as not wanting my favorite dessert and wanting something else in its place scared me because it reminded me that much of what I thought of as "me" was up for question.

Leaflet of the Italian Liberal Party regarding the mutual attacks on press between Togliatti and Welles.

Miguel Ángle Yunes and Héctor Yunes who are the two main contenders to win in Veracruz are cousins, but that hasn't stopped their bitter mutual attacks.

This election cycle has struck many of us as particularly intense--from public interactions between the candidates and their party officials, to the mutual attacks by voters on each other that can be found all over social media.

By pursuing the foregoing four objectives, Erdogan is running the risk of destabilizing Turkey and neighboring states: 1) By attacking ISIS targets in Northern Syria, ostensibly in retaliation for the killed Turkish soldier, Ankara is breaking its secret understanding with ISIS to refrain from mutual attacks.

Each platoon was expected to provide mutual fire support in the attack they were to advance, without halting; but leap frogging was accepted, with the lead platoon taking an objective and the following platoons passing through them and onto the next objective, while the Lewis gunners provided fire support.

These K-For figures suggest that there are as many murders now as there were in the two months of mutual ethnic attacks before Nato air strikes began against Yugoslavia in March - roughly 15 to 20 a week.

It looks more like a mutual defence pact: an attack on one euro-zone member is now an attack on all.

Radek Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister, questioned whether the promise of mutual defence from armed attack enshrined in Article 5 of NATO's charter was becoming "diluted".Mr Sikorski wants NATO to move military infrastructure east.

The decision to raise the terrorist threat level to critical – the highest – can lead to extra officers being drafted in to patrol areas assessed as vulnerable to attack, under mutual arrangements between the 43 police in England and Wales.