Sentence examples for tactics from a from inspiring English sources

He instigates a frenzy of face-saving tactics, from a botched assassination to a kidnapping.

SEDUCING THE BOYS CLUB: Uncensored Tactics from a Woman at the Top By Nina DiSesa.

To me, it was another case of "grasstops" campaign tactics from a political operation.

"Seducing the Boys Club: Uncensored Tactics From a Woman at the Top" (Ballantine Books, $25), by Nina DiSesa, is unabashedly hard-charging though with a feminine twist.

Mr. Peters wrote that she had affairs with three co-stars and was subjected to "casting couch" tactics from a producer early in her career.

Frampton was a decisive winner by outthinking the former champion who proved that he was unable to fully adjust his tactics from a talented, but predictable pressure fighter.

Instead they feel like scripted shooting galleries pitting you against opponents who seem to have learned everything they know about tactics from Whack-A-Mole.

High school soccer has different rules from the international game — unlimited substitutions, most notably — as well as different priorities and tactics from an Academy program, Lepore said.

Experts yesterday described the video in the context of Isis's recent losses on the battlefield in Iraq, and Mr Cameron told LBC it showed "absolutely desperate tactics from an organisation that is clearly now on the back foot".

"I watched a part of [the video] yesterday and I think it is absolutely desperate tactics from an organisation that is clearly now on the back foot," he told LBC radio.

Insurgents in Iraq are employing a variety of new tactics -- from an unprecedented string of helicopter shoot-downs to unusual chlorine bomb attacks and direct assaults on U.S. military bases -- that American commanders say are intended to create chaos and undermine the U.S. and Iraqi military push to quell violence in Baghdad.