Sentence examples for ready to assault from inspiring English sources

The British were getting ready to assault a cryogenics complex across the road from where they had taken fire.

Suraj Najimu, an 18-year-old student and a Yoruba Muslim, said he was surrounded by a group of Hausa youths ready to assault him.

There have been rumours for some time that a former member of the Downing Street staff has threatened to publish a mobile phone image of Brown in a fury, looking ready to assault a colleague.

Elsewhere, the 13th Parachute Battalion had captured the high ground and the 12th Parachute Battalion had moved 20 mile across country, and were ready to assault Erle once daylight came.

A master of the wilderness, he become one with it and is literally saved by the trees in the woods that can seem like so many enemies lying in wait, ready to assault invaders.

But having started my Degree of Freedom One Year BA project in order to provide a student perspective to MOOC boosters ready to assault the walls of academia with little understanding of how well massive online courses were actually working, it's time to provide that same perspective to anti-MOOC zealots who have become a doppelganger of the under-informed MOOC champions they routinely decry.

With the 165th and 166th brigades, the battalion had been readied to assault German positions obstructing passage into the town of Ath.

There are half a dozen attempted rapes during its 80-minute runtime, and pretty much all of the male characters who aren't cops are ready to sexually assault vulnerable women at the drop of a hat.

The White House, which is already sending aides and allies out to make a case that Mr. Romney has no core or principles other than trying to win office, is ready to unleash the assault at any time.

His plan was to render the Tories electable again by making them seem more likable, more socially liberal, and less ready to launch an assault on public spending of the kind that had been the Party's hallmark under Thatcher.

For the raging bitchiness of You Oughta Know, Morissette peers into the crowd, throwing a hand in the air to illustrate her anger, darting from one side of the stage to the other but always returning to the centre ready to make her assault again.