Sentence examples for offensive during from inspiring English sources

Weatherman launched an offensive during the summer of 1969.

But that style almost by definition prevents her from taking the offensive during a campaign.

There was an Allied offensive during the North African campaign called "Operation Brevity".

Nor was Air Marshal Saundby's large butterfly collection held against him when he headed up Britain's bomber offensive during the Second World War.

May's decision to comply with the ruling comes despite David Cameron describing it as "completely offensive" during a Commons row over human rights legislation in February.

It's one thing to say something offensive during the New Hampshire primary; it's quite another to jeopardize tools for fighting terrorism because you speak before you think.

They launched two offensives during April.

The Taliban usually stage their most intense offensives during those months.

Defiant protest marches unfolded across the country including in the cities of Hama and Deir al-Zor, both of which have been stormed in tank offensives during Ramadan.

An impregnable natural fortress beginning at the northeastern corner of the plain, it had withstood 10 Soviet offensives during the Russian occupation.

It took place from 12 14 September 1942, on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, and was the second of three separate major Japanese ground offensives during the Guadalcanal Campaign.