Sentence examples similar to provoking exchanges from inspiring English sources

In Bethlehem, Israeli tanks rumbled back toward the city center today, provoking heavy exchanges of fire.

Of course, Jeb may also be provoking such exchanges, calling Trump a "chaos candidate" (after previously referring to him as "unhinged") and saying to him that "you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency".

But the knowing smiles and bursts of laughter with which Ms. Siff seasons her delivery of the monologue also suggest that her submission may be just another in the series of provoking poses exchanged between Kate and Petruchio.

At one point, panelist Daniel Ellsberg, who has said he was responsible for turning over the Pentagon Papers to the press in 1971, delivered a lengthy summary of the C.I.A.'s involvement in Watergate, provoking an exchange with Mr. Colby that provided no new information about the known involvement of the agency in the break‐in at the office of Dr. Ellsberg's psychiatrist.

McAlister criticised Hill's tactics and policies towards his bowlers, provoking an exchange of insults regarding the other's leadership ability.

The subject has provoked heated exchanges.

But this — as his colleagues' ability to provoke revealing exchanges demonstrates — is nonsense.

The debate over churches in schools has been passionate and has provoked harsh exchanges.

The case continued to provoke sharp exchanges between Republicans and Democrats.

David Cameron's controversial European alliance, which provoked sharp exchanges during the leaders' debates, is set to unravel.

A China-based attack on Google computers early this year riveted attention on Beijing's potential for cyberwar, and provoked nasty exchanges on the two nations' concepts of free speech.