Sentence examples for the attacks of a from inspiring English sources

There is an opening reference to the US army being sent in to defend a trading post against the attacks of a native tribe in Missouri.

It was a searing experience, which helped forge the rapid-response Clinton campaign of 1992 -- and helps explain the Kerry campaign's furious reaction to the attacks of a group of Swift boat veterans.

Our shared grief over the attacks of a year ago has taken on a kind of grandeur during this week of commemoration, one effect being our personal agonies feel unfairly diminished.

It becomes hard to link the gruff character played by Mr Spall with the spellbinding pictures that hang in Tate Britain today.Consequently, when Mr Leigh (interviewed here) does try to show Turner as a high aesthete, the result feels contrived, such as when Turner defends Claude Lorrain, a French painter, from the attacks of a young (and highly pompous) John Ruskin.

What he says: "Sneered at for being 'simplistic' in his reaction to 9/11, Bush's visceral responses to the attacks of a fascistic, totalitarian death cult will be seen as having been substantially the right ones... Iraq has been a victory for the US-led coalition".

In one section of his discussion on the last topic, Albo responds to the attacks of a Christian scholar on the Torah of Moses, including both apologetic and polemic elements in his rejoinders.

Presidential campaigns usually aren't sunk by major policy mistakes or the attacks of an opponent.

Buildings for defence are those walls, towers, and gates of a town, necessary for the continual shelter of its inhabitants against the attacks of an enemy.

The attack of a sound is not its character.

The Orange G decays for all treatments followed pseudo-first-order kinetics, suggesting the attack of a constant concentration of OH radicals.

In one image each woman stands in a heroically defensive pose, as if braced against the attack of a dangerous serpent.