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.
LONDON – Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, is on the offensive again over Britain's refusal to hand over the Falkland Islands, the windswept South Atlantic archipelago that Argentines know as Las Malvinas.
Catastrophic Confederate losses in early July, however, left Lee unable to ever take the offensive again, gave the Union control of the Mississippi River from top to bottom, and divided the Confederacy in half.
He goes on the offensive again today in the Independent on Sunday, claiming that Mendelsohn voiced support for his anonymous system of donations in April, five months before his appointment as Labour's fundraiser.
Vice President Al Gore went on the offensive again and again last week, using a series of campaign appearances across the country not only to advance his own policy initiatives, but to sow suspicion about the goals of his presumed opponent in the general election, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.
