Sentence examples similar to orchestrated onslaught from inspiring English sources
Chad Townsend, considered the less dominant of the Sharks halves behind James Maloney, orchestrated the onslaught when he set up a Valentine Holmes try before unleashing a grubber and regathering to score himself.
Inflammation is part of a healthy immune response, allowing the body to orchestrate an onslaught of immune cells and chemicals to heal an injury and fight infection.
It will be key for French officials now to send the signals that might prevent the kind of social dislocation and national breakdown that those who orchestrated this latest onslaught are no doubt trying to provoke.
In a July 2010, op-ed he charged that comparative effectiveness research was part of a broader progressive onslaught orchestrated by "educated professionals, who have been trained to do technocratic analysis, who believe that more analysis and rule-writing is the solution to social breakdowns, and who have constructed ever-expanding networks of offices, schools and contracts".
Even John Kennedy didn't face the broadly validated, well-orchestrated onslaught of accusatory derision Obama's seeing.
Upon infusion, they go to work as biologic homing devices, orchestrating a molecular onslaught against the tumor.
"It was orchestrated, methodical".
Other impresarios orchestrated it.
Other events were carefully orchestrated.
It orchestrated a private purgatory.
"Now, that's not orchestrated".
