Sentence examples for offensive street from inspiring English sources

When you're rich and famous, Trump said, women let you get away with things, including letting you "grab them" by the genitalia — though he used an offensive street vulgarism instead.

Going on the offensive, Mr. Street's campaign said federal investigators might have planted the device as part of a conspiracy by the Bush administration to undermine the mayor's integrity a month from the election.

They were even more surprised to see me using the battle plans of the Nazis' September 1942 offensive as a street map - albeit unsuccessfully.

Sanders also went on the offensive over Wall Street reform, coming close to accusing Clinton of being "corrupted" by $600,000 in annual speaking fees he said she received from Goldman Sachs.

In his charm offensive with Wall Street firms he is thought to have taken a constructive approach to concerns about how access to the EU might be maintained in the run-up to Brexit.

What's offensive to Wall Street are the family's private partnerships.

It is shocking and offensive that Wall Street is willing to put funding for every part of the government at risk, no matter how vital and important, just so it can get what it wants, make more money, and put taxpayers on the hook for high-risk activities.

While the message was warm, Mrs. Clinton saved her charm offensive for the streets of Dublin.

Hayden, who took over as CIA director in 2006, accused the Senate committee of being "analytically offensive and almost street-like in their simplistic language and conclusions".

American troops called it "Purple Heart Boulevard", expecting to get killed or wounded on it.After Iraq's first free elections in January 2005, a series of offensives brought Haifa Street under the control of Iraq's new army.

Microsoft is capping off a rather impressive year without any major missteps in its final report for its performance in its 2018 fiscal year, posting a quarter that seems to have been largely non-offensive to Wall Street.