Sentence examples for offensive new from inspiring English sources

June Offensive, also called July Offensive (New Style), Summer Offensive, Kerensky Offensive, or Galician Offensive, (June [July, New Style], 1917), unsuccessful military operation of World War I, planned by the Russian minister of war Aleksandr Kerensky.

Arkansas courts should strike down this offensive new law.

A considerably less offensive new arrival was Lionsgate's ensemble comedy The Big Wedding with Robert de Niro, Katherine Heigl and another dozen or so household names.

There were bribes to be paid, land mines to be avoided and, after every new offensive, new borders to be crossed.

Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland, Ore .(541-482-4331) www.osfashlanDIRTY DIRTY STORY -- A gleefully offensive new play by John Patrick Shanley involving sex, politics and the Middle East.

Stomach-turning, sick-making, rancid, repugnant, repellent, squalid, odious, fetid, disgusting — there is a thesaurus full of terms to describe the contents of Bruce Wagner's willfully offensive new novel, "Dead Stars".

Any news on a new offensive line coach?

No official news on a new offensive line coach.

In early May the North Vietnamese launched a new offensive known as the May Offensive or 'mini-Tet'.

With the introduction of lethal defensive weapons, new offensives and counter-offensives will also increase casualties.

It helped that both teams had new offensive coordinators and were starting over offensively anyway.