Sentence examples for reading attack from inspiring English sources

In addition to the damage, a spraypainted message was left on the wall, reading "Attack Workers We Fight Back $15".

Captain Burke's essay in the Small Wars Journal also cited a widely read attack on PowerPoint in Armed Forces Journal last summer by Thomas X . Hammes a retired Marine colonel, whose title, "Dumb-Dumb Bullets," underscored criticism of fuzzy bullet points; "accelerate the introduction of new weapons," for instance, does not actually say who should do so.

Don't read: attack.

According to Mr Staquf, they read attacks on Mr Wahid by Mr Rais as attacks by Muhammadiyah on the NU itself.

This he did in (among other places) The New Yorker, in a series of widely read attacks on the Encyclopædia Britannica's edition of the Great Books, the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, and the third edition of Webster's New International Dictionary.

As Media Matters reported, the conspiratorial host had mentioned (read: attacked) the little-known progressive organization nearly 30 times on his Fox program alone since it premiered in 2009, including several mentions in the last month.

Some carried signs reading "An attack on Pyongyang is an attack on Russia".

Asked why he thought the wall was there, one climber, Louay Abu Shambiya, 12, who wore a shirt reading "Future Attack," said, "To make people suffer".

I was reminded of this moment when reading the attack that the controller of BBC1, Jay Hunt, was subjected to in one paper yesterday.

In an experimental focus group, two University of Florida researchers found that responses to attacks were an effective way to persuade voters, as measured by the number of participants who preferred them over their opponent after reading an attack.

Within minutes, a white van pulled up at the checkpoint with a large red sign on the side reading "Strictly Attack Terrorism and Protect the Stability of Society".