Sentence examples for textbook attack from inspiring English sources
The weekend assault against the gambling industry figure, Ng Man-sun, a casino hotel investor, bore the signs of a textbook attack by triads, or Chinese criminal societies, experts and analysts said on Wednesday.
The report reads like a textbook attack on all the things the Iranian government hates: Jews, gays and the West.
Surprising, then, that this textbook practitioner of attack journalism should so furiously criticise my own newspaper, the London Evening Standard, for lighting some of Kenworld's dark corners.
In South Korea, the Kyohak Publishing textbook portrays the attacks as an illustration of the "clash of civilizations" described by the political scientist Samuel P. Huntington, with Western Europe gripped in "shock and anger" while "Palestine" had "people dancing on the street and celebrating".
The first textbook on heart attacks was published by Paul Dudley White (1931).
He said that both Beijing Normal University and my textbooks were under serious attack".
A textbook display of counter attacking football saw Dundee United edge a five-goal thriller away to Ross County.
Biology textbooks have been attacked in states east and west, from Hawaii to Florida, and north and south, from Mississippi to Alaska.
That attack had been textbook — "operationally routine," as a classified Army history later put it.
That attack had been textbook—"operationally routine," as a classified Army history later put it.
It was a textbook case of how an attack can inadvertently help an opponent.
