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Meanings of sudden assault in anglès
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Usage of sudden assault in anglès
1
They have taken several places as strong as this by sudden assault.
2
We knew it in the moment that followed our sudden assault and capture.
3
There was no question of carrying the citadel by sudden assault.
4
She regards his perturbation as a sudden assault of his ever present malady.
5
And sudden assault is just as sure as death and taxes.
6
This was not the sudden assault of a single chief, but an organised attack.
7
Accordingly Frémont surrounded it one dark, rainy night, and took it by sudden assault.
8
At least, the meaning of this sudden assault was too much for England's representative.
9
Antony further failed in a sudden assault and subsequently met a reverse with his ships.
10
At length the fortress yielded to a sudden assault.
11
There seems absolutely no reason why she should commit a sudden assault on a guest.
12
The sudden assault seemed to stun everybody, including Jim.
13
I wait a minute, then I make as it were a sudden assault upon their attention:
14
A sudden assault will be a great deal less formidable when it is a foreseen assault.
15
Then make a sudden assault and rescue her.
16
The Indians promptly withdrew when they found they could not carry the fort by a sudden assault.
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