Sentence examples for offensive again from inspiring English sources

Ireland were on the offensive again straight after the break.

Hopefully they come out on the front foot and go on the offensive again.

O'Reilly's allies fear O'Brien has gone on the offensive again to take advantage of the company's cash crisis.

Verbruggen went on the offensive again on Wednesday, insisting the £29,000 payment had been agreed and describing Cookson's argument as "fabricated".

"Last time around we were told... that a line in the sand had been drawn and that if he said anything offensive again … that would be it.

This morning, on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Kinnock was on the offensive again, responding to the specific accusations Scargill made at the Conway Hall.

"It is not possible for there to be offensives again," said Walid Matini, 23, who was coaching a soccer team on a dusty playing field near the United States Embassy.

Don't worry if you miss the first reference, though, because the best these oafish writers can do is reintroduce the offensive bit again and again.

The Hokies (0-2) began the season expecting their loaded offense to be their strength, but with the offensive line again having trouble creating holes for the running backs, the unit did less against the Dukes than it did against Boise State on Monday night.

Sprewell is finding an offensive zone again.

With Williams dropping passes and the offensive line again in flux, Cutler must brace for another 50-sack season.