Sentence examples for wild attacks from inspiring English sources

Some of these wild attacks came from people not associated with the lunatic fringe.

But just days ahead of the race a sponsor insisted on him donning the lurid yellow jerseys and cycling's radioactive man was still testing credibility with a series of wild attacks off the front of the peloton.

He uses this kind of super-endgame strategy all the time, sometimes getting his opponents to press wild attacks in the style of Boris Spassky, Mikhail Tal or Bobby Fischer.

A libel victory in a British court has posed a major challenge to the bare-knuckle style of Pakistani television channels that specialise in wild attacks on public figures, often at the behest of the country's intelligence agencies.

Bathshegi is going at him like a drunk on a Saturday night - all agression, flailing arms, wild attacks and not much contact - while Izoria is concentrating on actually doing some boxing.

Nancy Blanchet, Spring Lake Heights, New Jersey Tom Friedman laments the wild attacks on President Obama, but it does not take a long memory to recall the kind of accusations that were leveled against George W. Bush and the language that was used.

He also criticized the leadership of Hamas for letting its police force run wild, attacking a distribution center for the needy and carting off supplies.

Frank Marshall consciously set out to play a wild attacking game when he surprised José Raul Capablanca with his Marshall Gambit in New York in 1918.

He also criticized the leadership of Hamas for letting its police force run wild, attacking a distribution center for the needy to cart off supplies.

"The martyrs of this wild attack were the true sons of this country who have been working tirelessly for the prosperity and honor of this country," he said.

The statement of excommunication, or herem (Hebrew: "anathema"), reads like a wild attack, suggesting that Spinoza was very much hated and despised.