Sentence examples for usual attacks from inspiring English sources

At a rally in Iowa, Mr. McCain stuck to his usual attacks on the Democratic nominee on taxes, the financial crisis and housing.

And of course the usual attacks on the ABC: Paul Barry's Media Watch tenure had "raised serious questions about fairness and balance", diary said.

Mr Cameron likewise ditched the Tories' usual attacks on Gordon Brown's irresponsible borrowing and fixed instead on two new villains.The first were renegade financiers, who were promised "a day of reckoning".

There are the usual attacks by creatures with tentacles that loop in and out of someone's mouth, and worse: when Shaw is impregnated with the wrong kind of baby, Scott puts her through a Cesarean so strange and abrupt that it's a comic horror.

Some studies reported that migraine attacks during menstruation were more severe and longer than the usual attacks occurring at other times [30 32].

In the following sections we describe a watermarking technique that deals successfully with all of the problems stated above and, additionally, provides substantially greater robustness than existing methods against local distortions, while keeping robustness against other usual attacks at an acceptable level.

He flew in from the United States specifically for this race but did not seem his usual attacking self.

The BBC's Today programme is enjoying high ratings, and the Mail and Telegraph are, as usual, attacking the corporation as leftwing.

The usual attack begins with salvos of Soviet-built rockets or single mortar shell after single mortar shell lobbed at the alliance trenches.

Wang said he also used more four-seamers than usual, attacking Ortiz with that pitch in the first inning, when Ortiz struck out.

Critics of the malpractice proposal tend to begin their grumbling with the accusation that Mr. Cuomo has sold out to a powerful lobby to avoid their usual attack advertisements on television and keep his approval rating intact.