Sentence examples for onslaught you from inspiring English sources

If you want to fend off the tablet onslaught you don't try to release products in the third quarter".

At moments like these — parking lot teeming, golf course busy and restaurant grill awaiting a happy hour onslaught — you wonder if anyone is in the office complexes that line the nearby roads.

You may thrill in your heart of hearts to Mrs Warren's polemics against the plutocrats, but if no one but Mrs Clinton seems so certain to withstand the Republican onslaught, you may reasonably wish Mrs Warren, and others with their eyes on the prize, to sit this one out.But is Mrs Clinton really such a safe bet?

The onslaught you get from Mother Nature it's hard to appreciate it.

Along with the requisite advertising onslaught, you may start hearing salespeople at electronics stores say something like: "Would you like a home network with that?" Recording Restricted 02.10.03 Enjoy recording TV shows?

To conquer the onslaught, you need to think like, well, like a vector.

The four-try option is even harder to plan: let the onslaught bury you and when it is over and you find yourself beaten, you hit back and prosper in a carefree romp.

You've got the new layer of bars and £18 pizza restaurants and vegan places with queues outside all serving the new Hackney residentia, and you have those who loathe the new onslaught, and you have those who love them because they are them.

This conclusion was not definitive, however; indeed, a city official in Biloxi remarked that in situations as extreme as Elena's onslaught, "when you can't even see your hand in front of you, it's very hard to tell if it's a tornado or the hurricane".

"I really doubt it's some new onslaught because you'd expect to see new patients and we're not seeing anything," Mr. Hauer said.

We shouldn't be too surprised at this journalistic onslaught, and you can't blame it all on political reporters desperately looking for something to write about.