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Onslaughts meaning
plural of onslaught
Example sentences (12)
According to Punch, a source said the clash occurred on Saturday following a series of intensive onslaughts on the ISWAP strongholds by Boko Haram combatants led by five of the group’s commanders, most notably Abu Umaimah.
He stated, “Our party warns Nigerians that our candidate narrowly avoided two extremely vicious onslaughts that were intended at his life in the previous three days.
In a departure from the usual gun-toting gameplay from the takes players back to the Stone Age for some old-fashioned onslaughts.
Instead, Rebel agents led by a reluctant Jyn Erso scramble for their lives ahead of brutal Imperial onslaughts, following slim leads to pay that will ultimately claim their lives.
It appears the military and other security onslaughts on the bandits and other terrorists have killed many of their leaders, and they have dispersed to the North-east axis and some parts of the Plateau.
He faced just 29 shots — compared to some of the high-volume onslaughts the Rangers have allowed this season — but got hung out to dry on multiple occasions.
Players can expect to see Daryl Dixon, Michonne, and Rick Grimes among others from the popular TV show as they survive zombie onslaughts.
Such musical onslaughts can only be intended for the entertainment of bored waiting staff, and not for that of customers.
Still reeling from the negative onslaughts of the Becketteers, I was initially relieved that I would not see him and perhaps have to defend or explain anything about my book.
The 60-year-old survivor of an elephant attack blames his dire circumstances on persistent wildlife onslaughts since 1971 when he settled in the area.
The coming weeks will be the first test of whether they can make that happen during the busy holiday shopping season, when onslaughts of orders and bad weather can lay waste to even the best delivery plans.
Jogaila's orders for his court and followers to convert to Catholicism were meant to deprive the Teutonic Knights of the justification for their practice of forced conversion through military onslaughts.