| And if in 1863 The Times was not alone in ingeminating peace, no other paper went so far as to assail the Poles with downright abuse. |
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| In 1820 Scott, with other prominent Tories, secretly financed the new Tory journal the Beacon, whose aim was to assail radical Whiggism. |
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| Only then would the Assault Transports assail the station with their mere 250 Marines. |
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| The sea does not split, nor does the earth swallow up the terrorists who assail us every day. |
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| Before I was locked down, 3 troublemakers entered my cell and commenced to verbally assail my ailing celly. |
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| Although the open admissions policy was weakened, its critics continued to assail it. |
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| They approached warily, as though the food might leap up and assail their gullets violently. |
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| That would have afforded him a good perch from which to assail the government. |
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| It means that one does not fade out of the picture when troubles assail one's friend. |
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| We hear the Liberals assail this bill as being discriminatory and having the hidden agenda of exclusion, but will they defeat it? |
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| But when people are not here, especially, I think it's a basic courtesy, basic fairness, that we not assail their professional reputations. |
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| Finally, how not to transport visitors into a souk where 1000 and colors, scents assail you? |
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| A kind of fear began to assail governments, including all North American governments, with the result that we started to act differently. |
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| However, I should like to stress that we, the Commission, take seriously the fears which assail many people when they think about enlargement. |
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| If drought continues to assail the region, food scarcity will almost certainly continue to cause widespread malnutrition. |
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| Hidden and bypassed infantry strong points were to conceal themselves and assail the flanks and rear of the German forces to further slow the German advance. |
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| Why take risks, when the very name of the opera secures sold-out performances, assuming the critics don't assail it, or the conservative crowds don't shun it? |
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| Politics seems to assail Carvalho, forcing him to take up former cudgels and defend his corner. |
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| His soldierly demeanor stood him good stead in civilian life when vicissitudes would assail him. |
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| The only group that it was okay to assail, she says, was liberals. |
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| She resembles Kato – played by Burt Kwouk, in the Pink Panther films – who is under instruction to assail Inspector Clouseau at any time, which of course means when it is least wanted. |
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| Yet the biggest danger facing Western finance is not a fall in its earning power but a loss of faith in how it works. Two criticisms assail the industry, one based on fairness and the other on efficiency. |
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| This annual report has been hijacked in order to trumpet causes which unite no social consensus, which contradict and assail eternal principles and values with deep roots in Western civilisation. |
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| This and the riddle of the Soviet relationship with Communist China in recent months as well as the language of Peking, bellicose and threatening, assail us with fears and potential dangers. |
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| Notwithstanding this, it seems that there are not many people who have the awareness of the serious problems that assail a great part of the world and make the future uncertain. |
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| There was a denunciation of the imbalance and egoism that assail Africa. |
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| Just as He destroyed the ancient city of Babylon, God decided to put an end to the activities of the Church of the Middle Ages, and let Satan assail it with a human attack comparable to a locust invasion. |
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