Sentence examples for violent onslaught from inspiring English sources
The current talks, too, were preceded by a violent onslaught.
That route was laid out after the disastrous 2008 presidential election, in which the opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, won the most votes but then refused to participate in a runoff after his supporters endured a violent onslaught by Mugabe loyalists.
The best way to protect top players from violent onslaughts, teams have long believed, is the threat of more violence, like having a missile in a silo.
Across our continent, it is suffering reverse after reverse before the onslaught of violent jihadism, which in turn can provoke Islamophobia.
Despite hundreds of blogs debating my feminist bonafides because of a Gap crewneck sweater and an onslaught of sexually violent emails, the harassment was relatively short-lived.
Plimpton took the display in through a narrow slit in the container: You think you're ready for the noise, but the onslaught was so violent that I half rose out of my chair in alarm….
Tensions had gone from being "nose to nose, but not violent" during the afternoon, to a full onslaught at night.
There was also the time that feminist activist Caroline Criado-Perez was subjected to a huge onslaught of invective and violent threats for suggesting that Jane Austen be put on the ten pound note.
Amid a months-long onslaught by the Islamic State, Iraq is growing ever more violent.
Once outside, the trio huddled together as the hurricane's punishing onslaught crashed all about them and watched helplessly as a violent mudslide engulfed their house, savagely forcing it into a deep ravine below.
Within decades multitudes of these indigenous Americans would die, not because of violent encounters with Europeans with superior weapons (though this happened, too) but because of the onslaught of new infections brought from Europe which their bodies could not fight off.
