How To Use Onslaught In A Sentence
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Martin did well to recover from the onslaught to go a break up in the third set.
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There's nothing you can do to change the little ones' minds about the gewgaws and gimcracks they expect to find beneath the tree - or to stop your in-laws' annual onslaught, for that matter.
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It is unlikely that his forces could withstand an allied onslaught for very long.
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He doesn't have the build for the Jackie Chan stunts he uses to repel the onslaught of his friends in crime-fighting, and he doesn't bear himself with heroic presence.
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My task is to winnow through what remains after the onslaught and pick up unconsidered trifles they might have missed.
THE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR PRINCE
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In fact, the proliferation of viruses and the onslaught of spam have left companies and consumers staggering.
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The succession of blows—the Agency’s decision not to provide us with any security, followed by the horrifying SSCI report and its Additional Views section, then my colleague’s inability or unwillingness to retestify before the SSCI, and the continuing media onslaught—were overwhelming.
Fair Game
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The sound was turned back on just in time for another Hatton onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the face of such an onslaught, the Germans, military as well as civilians, were, by and large, defenceless.
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Harold had kept his bodyguards - the housecarls - with him but they could not stop the onslaught and Harold and his men were slaughtered by the Normans.
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Only Protestants escaped the onslaught, though they were never supporters of the regime.
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Josh pulled the collar of his grey marl coat up to shield his neck from the onslaught of bitter winds.
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The U.S. onslaughts on the cities were part of its retaliatory and preemptive strikes on the regime.
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I steel myself for another gastronomic onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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After a long tough winter, many grizzlies, black bears, wolves and cougars are girding themselves for the onslaught of "sportsmen" wielding high-powered rifles in search of "trophies.
Chris Genovali: The Cruelest Month for British Columbia's Coastal Carnivores
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Before the onslaught of myxomatosis in the 1970s, rabbit was a common cheap food source used by all classes.
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They eschew the expected doomy onslaught in favour of Southern-flavoured 70s rock.
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The book could not have come at a worse time for Sarkozy, whose ruling right-of-centre UMP party is facing an onslaught by the extreme-right Front National in cantonal elections today.
Book on Nicolas Sarkozy reveals what he really thinks about his ministers
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Even though a farmworker is a black person, you cannot treat him as if you are still in 1989 during the (apartheid) years of the total onslaught.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Opposition captains fear that if he gets going they are likely to be impotent in the face of the onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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The trust lets you stand as a bulwark against any onslaughts on the papers' editorial freedom.
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In the face of such an onslaught, the Germans, military as well as civilians, were, by and large, defenceless.
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My task is to winnow through what remains after the onslaught and pick up unconsidered trifles they might have missed.
THE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR PRINCE
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But the current onslaught of polls brought about by the media since, for example, Health Care reform has been discussed is mazingly contrived.
CNN Poll: Dems becoming less popular but no gains for GOP
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An electronic onslaught, with an ominous melody and haunting vocals.
The Sun
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A layer of ozone gas in the stratosphere helps to protect the Earth from the full onslaught of the sun's ultraviolet radiation.
Times, Sunday Times
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An electronic onslaught, with an ominous melody and haunting vocals.
The Sun
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Bullets and unguided missiles slammed into the adamant wall, rocking it and chipping the façade, yet it held against the onslaught.
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The body of the adult human, however, can often withstand this chemical onslaught and ultimately recover fully.
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The truth is that human beings are more alike than we are unalike and a number of non-black people think that the problems which befall black people are not like the problems which befall them, and that black people would respond differently to an onslaught of certain elements than whites.
Theo Spielberg: Dr. Maya Angelou Launches Black History Month Special
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Tanton has warned of a "Latin onslaught," complained about Latinos 'allegedly low "educability" and suggested that maintaining American culture requires a clear "European-American majority.
Mark Potok: Razing Arizona: Given Its Authors, New Law Is No Surprise
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His strength did not avail against the hostile onslaught.
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But just as Sheen arrived and the ranks of the expedition were beginning to give way before the strenuous onslaught of the Judies, the latter, almost with one accord, turned and bolted into their playground again.
The White Feather
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His strength did not avail against the hostile onslaught.
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Timur, or Tamerlane, modelled himself on Genghiz Khan, and miniatures on the wall depict his ferocious onslaught on Baghdad.
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By contrast, Jaidee, the so-called Tiger of Bangkok, is the pugnaciously idealistic captain of the white shirts, determined to preserve his country against the onslaught of foreign influence and corruption.
Paolo Bacigalupi's "The Windup Girl," winner of the Nebula Award
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Despite the chaos and suffering effected in the world by his onslaught, believers expect Ahriman to be defeated in the end of time by Ahura Mazda.
Dangle Veils
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The key issue of this week's Paris shows is simple: will Paris, having fastened its grey, navy and camel colours to the mast of minimalism six months ago, stand its ground in the wake of the onslaught of exuberant 70s maximalism and technicolour seen so far in NY, London and Milan?
Fashion week live blog
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This is displayed in their ability to play slow, blissful songs and step back from the full onslaught of their upbeat material.
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There is not one word of compassion or concern for the inevitable victims of another onslaught.
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Their fantastic onslaughts undoubtedly delayed the development of the great civilizations that were their neighbours.
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And would love deepen and mature as a result, or would it be too flimsy to withstand the onslaught?
Times, Sunday Times
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And when you tire of the cultural onslaught, the gardens are jolly nice, too.
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He really believes that women are so meek that we are unable to stand our ground against the onslaught of male debate.
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Designers have no such excuse, yet still the Bermuda onslaught continues.
Times, Sunday Times
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Could it be that that limpidity extends itself to caving in to an onslaught of anti western abuse by it's very own immigrants?
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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THE Church is facing another onslaught from film-makers.
Times, Sunday Times
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The growing number of "robocalls" has alarmed privacy lovers, people who need their phones constantly and those who resist the onslaught of commercialism.
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The soldiers tried there best to garrison the town with what they had and readied themselves for the onslaught.
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Driver, however, stemmed the early onslaught with three cheap wickets and kept nagging away, swinging the ball both ways.
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The sheer cliff walls rose ominously against the brutal onslaught of the waves below.
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I considered a 48 hour fast, however decided that any gain that would be attained from this abstemious behaviour would be completely off-set by the onslaught of DT's that this effort would inevitably induce.
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As the yellow taxi cab pulled away from the curb, and wound its way into the onslaught of New York traffic, Erica leaned back in the seat and pulled out her book.
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The opening onslaught is again a bit too chattery, as this large group (there's at least six musicians on each track) seems to work best when they rein in their more voluble tendencies.
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The opening moments were an onslaught of wailing, rumbling sound that pinned us to our seats.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hinch, now with a 3 point lead, had to fight hard in the final minutes to withstand a Belvedere onslaught as the home side pushed for the score with a series of 5 metre scrummages.
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She paled beneath the onslaught of that commanding seduction, her expression suddenly going slack.
Brush of Darkness
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The scores in the match came tumbling from the often-repeated sheer attacking onslaughts so frequently launched at blistering pace by both teams.
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The smile in your face conceals a darkness in your heart, and there are still some in this green and pleasant land unwilling to let their knees buckle before your rapacious onslaught of smarm and spin.
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No editorialist at a major newspaper or television news commentator has even hinted at moral qualms over the American onslaught.
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But I won't miss the onslaught of spiders, the austere personality of a wealthy neighborhood, and the accompanying coldness from the void of the garage below me.
Wanderlustress:
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York weathered the onslaught and their stylised and pacey three-quarters in turn began to threaten.
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Lt. Lane had never been required to repel any kind of onslaught since he'd taken command, but he was a well-trained Federation officer and had a masterful knowledge of all the defense tactics at his disposal.
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Woes betide he who thinks himself invulnerable to this cakey onslaught.
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And I am confident that big bookstore chains like Barnes and Noble are vigorously buttressing themselves against the onslaught of challenges to their retail model now being leveled at them by the rise of the e-book.
John Shore: Love Loses: Barnes and Noble's Big Fat Bell Book Fail
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Putting on your best smile and adopting a pleasant, helpful attitude you stand eager and ready to please, waiting for the onslaught of the great shopping public.
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I was trying to make sure that we weathered the onslaught of the Asian economic crisis.
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Allegations of widespread corruption and fixing are regularly doing the rounds and smaller clubs are struggling to attract supporters in the face of the marketing onslaught of the big two.
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Your onslaught ended by juxtaposing my yoga discipline with the ‘mess’ in my Scottsdale apartment.
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Having cornering the market for fast, eat-out outlets in the 1970s and 1980s, the group has faced an onslaught from a host of new competitors.
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Fortunately, Trondur was working on the lee side of the main cabin, so he was sheltered from the onslaught.
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Santos, who'd earned his title bid this past June with a knockout of DREAM champion Marius Zaromskis, valiantly tried to stop the onslaught.
SI.com
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, released in 2007, almost finished him off, as his hesitant courtship of a fellow Hogwarts student (the demure Cho Chang) proceeded simultaneously with the onslaughts of a rampant snakelike essence from within his own brain.
Sex and the Single Wizard
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Then the onslaught, the irresistible brightening, until everything exploded in a total, dazzling whiteout.
GRACE
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But they had to withstand a firsthalf onslaught in which the Swans should have helped themselves to five or six.
The Sun
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People began to blame the liberality of the 1990 law for the onslaught of foreign missionaries.
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Haiti's main seaport is severely damaged, and its largest airport is too small to accommodate the onslaught of international aid shipments heading into the country.
Retired general: U.S. aid effort too slow
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Few of us are able to withstand the onslaught of the forces of money and greed.
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The Iraqi army disintegrated before the onslaught, offering only token resistance.
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They did regather for one last effort but despite an onslaught which produced a yellow card for the listless Boks' captain Joost van der Westhuizen the home defence held out.
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Had Cleveland's message come sooner, perhaps his supporters might have had enough time to rebut the onslaught of attacks.
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Now, having gained shelter, they quickly lost the glow of endeavour, and mixed in pleasing stupor the humming of the storm in the tower above, its intermittent onslaughts on the leadwork of the southern windows, and the voice of Parson Babbage lifted now and again from the chancel as if to correct the shambling pace of the choir in the west gallery.
I Saw Three Ships and Other Winter Tales
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This hot, urgent quaking, this most unexpected onslaught of the earthiest of passions, was like nothing she had ever in her life expected to feel, and to her own amazement she discovered she was now completely powerless to resist.
Shameless
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I'm thrilled that Argentina has shown such compassion and common sense in overcoming the right-wing, largely hysterical and non-sensical Catholic onslaught against gay marriage, while at the same time stunned that the United States, who continually vaunts its supremacy on human rights and condemns other nations for abuses, allows people's equal protections to be simply voted away based on nothing but prejudice.
K.J. Dwyer: Buenos Aires, I Do
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Since then, I have been bracing for the “Xavier is the dreamiest” onslaught.
Twilight Lexicon » Xavier Samuel in GQ
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The seemingly endless onslaught of the narrator's prose stops mid-sentence and drops us unpunctuated into a cold stream of double-quoted closing dialogue.
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He twisted up one leg, and with the foot (or hind-hand) made so savage an onslaught upon my abdomen as to threaten to disembowel me.
CHAPTER V
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Saints were cranking up the pressure and Stoke were unable to withstand the onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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This onslaught on the south-western trenches only served to whet their appetite.
Times, Sunday Times
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The summer months in California brought such an onslaught of these that the residents of any Indian rancheria would have to burn their huts down and move to better grounds.
{Pulgas}
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The appointment made conservatives nervous, seemingly confirming their fears that a liberal onslaught was imminent.
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For their hundreds of millions of devoted followers, the only concern is that they will wilt under the combined onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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Softer, lower lighting creates that "fall" mood on chilly nights and brighter light for the inevitable onslaught of cloudier/drearier days.
Courtney Cachet: Fall Decor... Isn't It Time for Something New?
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For their hundreds of millions of devoted followers, the only concern is that they will wilt under the combined onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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The echo parakeet is probably the most intensively managed bird in the world today, and it frustrates Jones that endangered species elsewhere are not supported with the same offensive onslaught.
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His group plans a more ambitious onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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Chapter 5 turns to the medieval world, which brought new onslaughts on the forest.
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Optimism over President-elect Barack Obama's proposed stimulus plan has added to the more positive tone, helping the market rally in the face of an onslaught of dire economic and corporate outlooks.
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Worse, the statue my fellow citizens once erected on Canal Street in my honor now languishes begrimed and deliquesced from the dark floodwater onslaught!
BatesLine: October 2005 Archives
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They broke apart, and Quin glared across the two paces or so of distance between him and his foe, waiting patiently for the next onslaught.
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Authorities finally admitted they couldn't seem to make a dent in the onslaught of dopers, vandals and thugs.
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It was tricky dealing with the onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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Still the Everton onslaught continued.
The Sun
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Representatives of museums - notably the Victoria and Albert - visibly quailed under the audience's onslaught.
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The blue bill shows how the authorities used concessions on trivial matters to conceal onslaughts on key issues.
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They withstood an early onslaught and grew in confidence before putting the finishing touches to a memorable performance with two great goals.
The Sun
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So strong was the play-instinct in him, as well as was his constitution strong, that he continually outplayed Scraps to abject weariness, so that he could only lie on the deck and pant and laugh through air-draughty lips and dab futilely in the air with weak forepaws at Michael's continued ferocious-acted onslaughts.
CHAPTER XI
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To cope with the ever-increasing info onslaught, you must be able to position documents in your own future as deliberately as you move chessmen forward.
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Once again women and the feminine will be targets for onslaughts of limitation and repression.
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Hundreds of people went to the cemetery as news of the onslaught spread, and grief-stricken relatives were still turning up 24 hours later.
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Chabert's regiment led a cavalry charge against the Russian onslaught and turned the tide of battle for Napoleon.
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Again the Elephants fought back and following a series of onslaughts on the Bulldogs' tryline the referee awarded a penalty try after Peach was obstructed.
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Desperate to get into the mood for the onslaught of winter, I went out looking for a little après-ski without the ski.
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I now realise that, every day, a cowed and intimidated Guardian publishes story after story in support of Israel, focusing relentlessly upon the beleaguerment of its citizens under the onslaught from Hamas while never carrying anything in favour of the Palestinians, presenting the Middle East entirely through a pro-Israel prism and never even reporting the Palestinian point of view except for a few contemptuous references suggesting that they are always lying.
Everything is now illuminated
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The 1641 rebellion briefly veered into an onslaught against the settlers in Ulster.
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Supposedly tackling the question, Are men of genius irritable? it is in fact an onslaught on critics.
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Meanwhile, the software applies various ‘error correction’ techniques to prevent an onslaught of arrhythmic noise, unless of course that's the goal.
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Acting on his assumption, Napoleon decided to mount a full-scale manoeuvre sur les derrières in an attempt to cut the Russian communications by an onslaught toward the River Narew.
THE CAMPAIGNS OF NAPOLEON
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It's a rousing, inspiring onslaught that succeeds in raising the hairs on the back of your neck.
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The chill norther whipped through the small town and reminded every living creature of the onslaught of the winter to come.
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Most of them died in the onslaught which followed, their historic city completely destroyed.
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The reactions of Nature as a result of its exposure to the onslaughts of human societies have become more important in determining the fate of the human species than any harm it can inflict on itself.
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The English set up camp on the high moorland but now faced the full onslaught of torrential rain, high winds and the cold.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sabotage could range from pinprick attacks on individual weapons or machines to full-scale onslaughts on formed bodies of troops.
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If its tenacity in our garden is anything to go by, willowherb (along with cockroaches, apparently) will survive any nuclear onslaught.
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We face an onslaught of skank every single day, she said, and this relentless onslaught of skank is teaching our daughters that their worth resides only in their bodies and in their willingness to skank it up with their peers.
Desperate Feminist Housewife Moms Rule The World! | Her Bad Mother
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Yet again he got to his feet and was reeling against the ropes under another onslaught when the referee moved in to halt the contest.
Times, Sunday Times
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The opening moments were an onslaught of wailing, rumbling sound that pinned us to our seats.
Times, Sunday Times
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With mounting despair, he makes plans to repel the inevitable onslaught.
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How can you as a retailer combat the current onslaught of masstige?
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The odds were stacked against them but there was no lack of self-belief from the Tigers, who subjected the Wakefield line to an onslaught.
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When the memories came flooding back she only just managed to hold back an onslaught of tears.
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As talks dragged on through the day, special forces continued preparing for an onslaught.
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AFSCME is proud to stand as a champion of working men and women against an onslaught of money from shady organizations that seek to harm them.
Gerald McEntee: Voters Want a Recovery That Works for Everyone
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Physically, they do not have enough in their team to withstand the Stoke onslaught.
The Sun
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Her flowering and Fielding's onslaught had been closely coincident.
DEATH OF A NYMPH
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The neighborhood service centers, however, survived the council onslaught.
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We feel the onslaught of television shows that promote and glamorize this destructive lifestyle are irresponsible and lead young impressionable children to wrong conclusions.
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The appointment made conservatives nervous, seemingly confirming their fears that a liberal onslaught was imminent.
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Then surf would have renewed its onslaught on some of the volcanic islands.
THE EARTH: An Intimate History
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Even the 5 percent of the nation who made up the Catholic recusants succumbed to an intellectual onslaught led by Anglican divines.
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The opening moments were an onslaught of wailing, rumbling sound that pinned us to our seats.
Times, Sunday Times
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November 11th, 2009 12: 39 pm ET that's good news! unfortunately, the bad news is we still have to suffer the onslaught to our nation caused by the irresponsible and anti-American democrats until 2010 .... and 2012 to unhinge the worst of all, Obama.
Poll: GOP makes gains in battle for Congress
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It was enough to bring on an onslaught of particularly vicious flu for anyone.
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He wisely perches his sleeping bag on top of a dune to avoid their onslaught.
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Only one week of preparation for the job did little to prepare her for the media onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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Too often Mr. Szwed gets swamped tallying the onslaught of dizzying ideas and unfinished projects of Lomax in his later years — there is a half-mad quality to these attempts to ma ke sense of such nebulous theories as "cantometrics.
The Catcher of Songs
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No way do you feel the urge to cut and run before suffering the onslaught of hypothermia.
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The hapless Sailor briefly stopped the onslaught when he scored three minutes later, but to no avail.
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The rebels responded to a military onslaught against them by launching a major assault on an army camp.
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And there is much to resist - the biopiracy of multinationals, the cultural onslaught of Western junk culture, consumerism, as well as the polarization of communalism.
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Behind me, the target of the pap's onslaught continues her job as if they were not there.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the bottom line is that the foundations of secularism and equality before the law that Nehru laid have withstood the worst of onslaughts on them.
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Dilbert fans can now rejoice with the publication of four new books showing the zany character slogging away under the never - ending onslaught of corporate culture.
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Magee, by contrast, has been concentrating on toughening up his torso against the expected ferocious onslaught to his ribs from Hatton, who has knocked out several opponents with hooks to the body.
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Sitting in her office cadjan, Jane had come to recognize the now-familiar signs of the coming onslaught: first came the roaring sound, steadily gathering force as it tore through the jungle; the sky dimmed; a violent wind whipped up and filled the air with the smell of rotten leaves; then came the slashing rain.
A Covert Affair
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Political historians have lamented the death of political history since the 1960s and 1970s onslaught of social and cultural historians.
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United by outlook as well as professional background, the comics rarely disagree about the targets of their scornful onslaughts.
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The other is the onslaught on the mind by mass junk entertainment.
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This would be, inconsonantly enough, the radix of the onslaught.
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The onslaught was unleashed on the day that G8 world leaders met at Gleneagles.
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They withstood an early onslaught and grew in confidence before putting the finishing touches to a memorable performance with two great goals.
The Sun
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They are also exposed to the constant onslaught of reality TV culture and the networking websites.
Times, Sunday Times
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First, on account of the violence of its onslaught; thus anger is violent in its onslaught on account of its impetuosity; and "still more difficult is it to resist concupiscence, on account of its connaturality," as stated in _Ethic. _ ii, 3, 9.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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She paused for a moment, as if gathering her breath for another onslaught of rapid-fire questions.
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He doesn't have the build for the Jackie Chan stunts he uses to repel the onslaught of his friends in crime-fighting, and he doesn't bear himself with heroic presence.
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Through these techniques, he exposes lasting continuities within the perpetually new, and genuine strangeness within an onslaught of novelty.
The Times Literary Supplement
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It had been eleven days since the onslaught and they had lived for eleven days in an atmosphere of disintegration.
DARE CALL IT TREASON
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Capture the flag; the blues struggle to hold back the onslaught of the attacking yellows.
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Verbij, whose family has been building windmills for four generations, said little had survived of the windmill's original fantail, which was made of a soft wood that lasted only about 20 years under the continual onslaught of salt air and sea winds.
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Speculative onslaughts on the pound were resisted only at the expense of deflationary domestic policies.
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For 15 minutes they made repeated onslaughts on the Ardclough defence and looked particularly dangerous on the right wing where Timmy Comerford and David Slattery were on constant prowl.
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The counterblow at Senno and the Soviet counterblows in other places halted the German onslaught and, by night of 9 July, created a defense line along the rivers of Zapadnaia Dvina and Dnieper.
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It is unlikely that his forces could withstand an allied onslaught for very long.
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Opposition captains fear that if he gets going they are likely to be impotent in the face of the onslaught.
Times, Sunday Times
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The thunderous devices which now pass for fireworks can partially, and sometimes totally, deafen babies and young children, as there is no way of protecting them from the auditory onslaught, even if they are kept indoors.
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Unless something is done, we face an onslaught of superbugs, modern variants of old diseases against which we do not have a single cure.
Times, Sunday Times
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Atta presents an onslaught of meticulously handcut shadow casting spray varnish stenciled plastic pieces, elaborate "exploded view" drawings, and a Gooberry Patch in the back room, where visitors can pick an unripened talking pull string Gooberry Plush and take one home to abuse.
Boing Boing
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Ultimately we cannot protect the environment without addressing the ever-increasing onslaught of advertising that causes overconsumption.
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Yet local manufacturers of everything from toys to shoes, as well as farmers of rice and corn, are struggling just to survive the onslaught of cheap imports.
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My body was still sore from the onslaught and I had not moved the few times I had woken.
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Steady onslaughts of slick visuals and hyped-up soundtracks are routine: another day, another few hundred commercials.
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The government has launched a full-scale onslaught on public sector workers' pension rights.
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Optimism over President-elect Barack Obama's proposed stimulus plan has added to the more positive tone, helping the market rally in the face of an onslaught of dire economic and corporate outlooks.
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As a result of fierce Hungarian onslaughts from the north, Bulgaria lost important territories beyond the Danube, including the rich Transylvania.
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But now the magic formula is lost forever in the new free-market multichannel onslaught and it is the viewers who, ultimately, have paid for it.
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Distracters, the media, and the debunkers in this current onslaught against the discovery are completely ignoring the evidence of the possibly nine Homo floresiensis individuals discovered at the site, says Brown. âThere are no modern humans with the postcranial dimensions of Homo floresiensis and the second mandible is well outside the range of human variation, â Brown told Cryptomundo.
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fight off the onslaught
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She was in that blessed closing stage of childhood before the onslaught of adolescence with all its torpor and miseries.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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Cultural and civil liberty activists ought to unite and fight to resist these onslaughts on basic fundamental freedom, he said.
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Challenging the onslaught of modern fashion, the ancient art of henna design still stands ground, refusing to be pushed aside.
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Rycluse jittered nervously as he watched the onslaught of an attack.
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I now realise that, every day, a cowed and intimidated Guardian publishes story after story in support of Israel, focusing relentlessly upon the beleaguerment of its citizens under the onslaught from Hamas while never carrying anything in favour of the Palestinians, presenting ...
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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From time immemorial there have been friendly migrations and unfriendly onslaughts on the Kerala society, mostly through the sea.
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My task is to winnow through what remains after the onslaught and pick up unconsidered trifles they might have missed.
THE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR PRINCE
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So strong was the play-instinct in him, as well as was his constitution strong, that he continually outplayed Scraps to abject weariness, so that he could only lie on the deck and pant and laugh through air-draughty lips and dab futilely in the air with weak forepaws at Michael's continued ferocious-acted onslaughts.
CHAPTER XI
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But the current onslaught of polls brought about by the media since, for example, Health Care reform has been discussed is amazingly contrived.
CNN Poll: Dems becoming less popular but no gains for GOP
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The onslaught of mobile IT is threatening to send overworked support staff over the edge.
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Our army tried to withstand the enemy onslaught.
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Over generations his family sold pieces of their agricultural land as the only way to survive the unremitting onslaught of emergencies.
