Sentence examples for offensive pieces from inspiring English sources

With two of their most important offensive pieces back, the Lakers' offense gave them enough Sunday night. .

The Texans spent their first four picks in the 2016 draft on offensive pieces to complement Osweiler, Miller and Hopkins.

Representative Virginia Foxx, Republican of North Carolina, said it was "one of the most offensive pieces of social engineering legislation in the history of the United States".

Over all, I don't think Toledo will have a problem scoring touchdowns –- the Rockets averaged nearly 33 points per game in 2007, and return most of their important offensive pieces.

That's because after two solid performances, last week against Arizona and this week against Philadelphia, it seems as if the Giants are close to putting all the offensive pieces together for the first time since the 1990 Super Bowl season.

The Malaysian home minister, Syed Hamid Albar, said authorities had been forced to act because Raja Petra had written numerous allegedly offensive pieces, including one that was claimed to ridicule Islam.

Expected to be the missing offensive piece to a team with a chance to contend, Holliday, right, has instead contributed to the offensive struggles of the Oakland Athletics.

Is "Sex and the City" a tart and playful romp through the singles scene of New York or an offensive piece of prurience that promotes promiscuity?

We saw him as a real tough right-handed bat that we thought could complement Mitch Moreland at first base against lefties, and D.H. some, and also be a weapon behind the plate as an offensive piece".

Meanwhile, Jan Moir's deeply offensive piece about the death of Stephen Gately, which alleged – with no evidence – that there was "nothing 'natural' about Stephen Gately's death" – provoked an even greater response on Twitter.

Last weekend, his peaceful Sunday was preceded by an agitated Saturday, when he read an offensive piece in the Times that rehashed ancient tittle-tattle about crushes and cited a book on the private lives of Domingo, Pavarotti and Carreras written by Monica Lewinsky's mother.