Sentence examples for periodic attacks from inspiring English sources
During the same period, Washington was leveling one of its periodic attacks on what Mr. Skipper calls ESPN's "beautiful business model" — the rising monthly fee that now stands at $5.54, according to the media research firm SNL Kagan, and is paid by homes with expanded basic cable packages, almost all of which include ESPN.
Tomis was a semi-Hellenized port exposed to periodic attacks by surrounding peoples.
Joseph Broderick of Hudson, Fla., had suffered for years with periodic attacks of reflux, especially after eating spicy foods.
His provenance is under suspicion, and he has a tendency to howl during his periodic "attacks of depression," but he's remarkably handy and industrious.
He had contemplated suicide on at least three occasions in the 1830s, and from the mid-1840s on he suffered periodic attacks of severe depression and nervous exhaustion.
The label tells us that this picture is one of several that document Ms. Frazier's periodic attacks of lupus, an immune-system disease.
At the same time, evidence suggests that many of the groups the United States is backing are under periodic attack from Russia and ground forces supported by Iran.
Her approval ratings have soared since she refocused her image on her role as a wife and mother, but she still comes under periodic attack from conservative bloggers and others.
Childhood periodic syndromes that are commonly precursors of migraine include cyclical vomiting (occasional intense periods of vomiting), abdominal migraine (abdominal pain, usually accompanied by nausea), and benign paroxysmal vertigo of childhood (occasional attacks of vertigo).
Is there any other city in the world today that has so many cloth-napkin restaurants, spas — and periodic grenade attacks?
In Kabul, particularly, before 1992, although there were periodic rocket attacks launched from outside the city's defense perimeter, security generally prevailed, enhanced by the surveillance and brutal interrogations of a Soviet-style police state.
