Sentence examples for prepare an assault from inspiring English sources

The White House assiduously was collecting a dossier of Mr. Huntsman's cables and statements to prepare an assault.

The Spaniard added that he did not expect club bosses to order him to sell any of his first-choice players either as the Bavarians prepare an assault on a hat-trick of Bundesliga titles this season.

Now, selectively transcribed and interpreted by the linguistic anthropologist Flagg Miller, they allow us to eavesdrop on Bin Laden during the 1990s as he rallied his followers, first to upbraid Islamic renegades in Saudi Arabia, then to prepare an assault on infidel America.

The attack comes as regime forces prepare an assault to recapture the northern city of Aleppo after having retaken Qusair from the rebels.

Keyes was asked by his superior, Admiral John de Robeck, to prepare an assault on the Turkish gun battery at Orkanieh (also known as Achilles' Tomb), a position between Kum Kale and Yeni Shehr on the southern shore of the Dardanelles.

It would take the entry of a Bloomberg or a Thomson-Reuters to stir up real competition, but neither is thought to be preparing an assault.

He prepares an assault of sorts on his old girlfriend, abetted by the country rapper Colt Ford; the sensitive macho man Lee Brice and Willie Robertsonn, leader of the "Duck Dynasty" clan.

Having effectively lost control of much of the country's second most important city, Aleppo, to rebels, the regime is now feeling confident enough to be preparing an assault to retake it.

The forces of Bashar al-Assad are thought to be preparing an assault on Syria's biggest city after capturing the strategically important town of Qusayr with large-scale backing from Lebanon's Hezbollah.

Ahmed Aziz said a group of armed men had gathered late Saturday to defend the town after receiving news that commandos from Iraq's Interior Ministry -- which has been accused of harboring Shiite death squads -- were preparing an assault.

VW, Ford, Toyota, GM and Nissan are preparing an assault on the electric vehicle market that will see them pour billions into developing a new range of "greener" cars to replace petrol- and diesel-powered models over the next few years.