Sentence examples for supporting attack from inspiring English sources

Immediately to the north of the Canadian Corps, the supporting attack by XVIII Corps involved one brigade each from the British 63rd and 58th divisions.

Buckner, not confident of his army's chances and not on good terms with Pillow, held back his supporting attack for over two hours, which gave Grant's men time to bring up reinforcements and reform their line.

This delay had fatal consequences for another supporting attack on the morning of 7 August, by the Australian 3rd Light Horse Brigade at the Nek, which was to coincide with the New Zealander attack from Chunuk Bair against the rear of the Ottoman defences.

The supporting attack by Wilcox and Lang on Pickett's right was never a factor; they did not approach the Union line until after Pickett was defeated, and their advance was quickly broken up by McGilvery's guns and by the Vermont Brigade.

This delay had fatal consequences for another supporting attack on the morning of 7 August, that of the Australian 3rd Light Horse Brigade at the Nek which was to coincide with the New Zealanders attacking back down from Chunuk Bair against the rear of the Turkish defences.

But was he just spouting off, or actively plotting or supporting attacks?

The three Cuban-American members of Congress fought strenuously for the Goss proposal and sought to link Mr. Castro to nations supporting attacks on Americans.

It also affirmed its deeply held belief that speaking out against the actions of Israel does not mean supporting attacks on Jewish communities around the world.

A full-back such as Micah Richards can review one-on-one tussles, pass selection, positioning, recovery runs, supporting attacks, stopping crosses and running with the ball.

There's an impressive balance to their play now too, with full-backs Max Aarons and Jamal Lewis playing crucial roles in supporting attacks from wide.

He said that Kulbushan Jadhav had admitted playing a role in assassinations in Pakistan and supporting attacks on military installations.