Sentence examples for spark an onslaught from inspiring English sources

The point of 6... Qb6 is to drive the d4 knight back so that it cannot spark an onslaught by a sacrifice at e6.

This week, the long-awaited release of the Chilcot report into the Iraq War will spark an onslaught of hand-wringing about why the war proved so disastrous, and what could possibly have been done to avoid it.

The videos sparked an onslaught of threats against one doctor featured in those videos, who has since moved out of her home and hired round-the clock security, Saporta said.

News of the affair broke in January 1998, sparking an onslaught of media attention and federal investigations.

The most dramatic change came in the wake of Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy's comments on gay marriage that sparked an onslaught of support and criticism this summer.

What's up ya'll?" One person mistyped my name as Timmy, which sparked an onslaught of South Park references that lasted the better part of an hour.

Cameron's claims quickly went viral on Twitter, sparking an onslaught of responses from fellow celebrities including Zach Braff and Debra Messing, as well as the actor's "Growing Pains" co-stars Tracey Gold and Alan Thicke.

The sense of injustice did not initially spark a sustained onslaught from the home side and Josh Magennis and Eccleston both kept Mannus busy at the other end.

But the goal just sparks a Leicester onslaught, an almost instant equaliser from the irrepressible Mahrez and, soon after, nearly a winner, as Hugo Lloris makes a late save to thwart Wes Morgan.

A quiet 20 minutes followed the restart before Myler took a long pass and beautifully stepped inside to score under the posts, sparking a Warrington onslaught.

Ben Arfa's magical goal - the France international beat several Blackburn players before firing past Bunn - sparked a late onslaught and the hosts had already missed several chances before Gutierrez's late intervention.