Sentence examples for savage onslaught from inspiring English sources
Even if this is somewhat overstated, it suggests a thoroughly savage onslaught, given the relatively short period of European occupation and the European population's originally restricted distribution.
Its flat fields were scarred by some of the bloodiest battles of the first world war, entire villages and cities disappearing overnight in the savage onslaught.
An extraordinary alliance of countryside campaigners, wildlife groups and green activists has launched a savage onslaught on the government, accusing it of showing "stunning disregard" for the environment.
The Poems were well enough received until a misdirected, savage onslaught by "Thomas Maitland" (pseudonym of the journalist-critic Robert Buchanan) on "The Fleshly School of Poetry" singled out Rossetti for attack.
In the third season of the HBO hit drama series Game of Thrones, the Lannisters barely hold on to the throne after a savage naval onslaught from Stannis Baratheon, while stirrings in the north threaten to alter the overall balance of power.
They battled bravely after the savage blows of Wales' second-half onslaught, but familiar attacking flaws remain unresolved as they prepare to welcome France to Murrayfield next.
It's even impossible to savage television as a prime source of today's onslaught on books.
This last week alone we've seen bombings and city-wide gunfights in Boston, massive explosions in Texas, on-going violence in the Middle East, emotions raised over Thatcher's funeral, increasing measles cases in Swansea, continuing savage benefit cuts and maybe an alien invasion or two that got lost among the onslaught of bad news.
