Sentence examples for visiting attack from inspiring English sources

The Pakistani military and insurgent groups prevent journalists and investigators from visiting attack sites.

But Somerset's batting is fragile and, Trescothick and James Hildreth apart, they looked short of confidence against an accurate visiting attack.

The New Zealander destroyed the visiting attack with an unbeaten 107 from 55 deliveries, eight of which he hit for six.

The pair hit overdrive in a powerplay that reaped 58 runs for the loss of Mustard, run out by the alert Ajmal Shahzad in his follow-through, before Stokes knocked the entire visiting attack out of kilter.

The 24-year-old has had to get used to walking out at No 9 against Pakistan this summer, after his Nottingham team-mate Graeme Swann, and few people among the full house crowd on Friday would have expected one member of England's eighth wicket pair to detain a rampant visiting attack for too long.

Scotland's early dominance of possession against a hesitant Irish side suggested an upset could be on the cards, but the visiting attack had little penetration as the home side ran out comfortable winners.

Chelsea, while not being at their best, had restricted Arsenal to the extent that the visiting attacking threat was non-existent, but the Gunners had a genuine grievance when Fabregas stopped Jack Wilshere's shot from the edge of the area with raised arms just after the hour, only for referee Martin Atkinson to remain unmoved.

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Mr. Giuliani has, of course, been nowhere but in the city, and he has been very visible, visiting the attack site, talking to the public.

Having been invited to bat first, Middlesex appeared set fair for a huge total as the visiting seam attack struggled to find a telling line and length.