Sentence examples for onslaught about from inspiring English sources

Ariana Grande outwits Seacrest but succumbs to DeGeneres' onslaught about dating Mac Miller (she is).

Berrigan said that with the onslaught about to enter its third week, hundreds of Gazans killed and wounded, 10 Israelis killed and more wounded, Hamas continuing to launch rocket attacks and a grave danger that the conflict will widen to include Lebanon, President-elect Barack Obama "will step into a bed of molten hot quicksand on Jan . 20.

There is certain to be an onslaught of buzz about that.

But as this city prepares, or "redds up" in Pittsburghese, for the onslaught of about 1,100 delegates and 2,000 journalists, the general sense is that after overcoming so much in the last three decades, including the loss of most of its steel industry, it deserves some respect, particularly this year when it has had so much to cheer about.

Weeks after the Academy Awards onslaught, articles about him still splash across the front pages of the local papers.

An urban guerrilla onslaught has killed about 40 officers since April.

Viewers should presumably prepare themselves for an onslaught of jokes about predictable results.

It's not hard to see why there has been such an onslaught of theories about the Nazca.

Fears: He loses his composure as the combined impact of his rivals' onslaught and jibes about his posh background leaves him a diminished figure.

In an e-mailed response to a Times inquiry, he wrote: No president has ever faced the kind of onslaught we are about to see.

The Giants will return to face an onslaught of questions about last year's collapse and what could be a season-defining game.