Meanings of new onslaught in English

Rather, Kiska sensed, it was waiting for something, gathering strength for a new onslaught.

Where others saw cessation of plunder, he spied the richest possibilities for a new onslaught.

But when, again, the clouds gather darkness, and make strength for a new onslaught, we become sober with fear and doubt.

A new onslaught was now organised, to be made by 19,000 men under cover of ninety guns.

Computer users should brace for a new onslaught of viruses this year, especially worms deployed into instant messaging systems, an anti-virus expert says.

But a government source said: "He's been moving closer towards the exit door with each new onslaught he makes against Brexit."

But he was blinded by water and mud as well as by rage; and the oldest Rover boy easily evaded the new onslaught.

With a new onslaught of freezing conditions predicted and roads becoming more treacherous, the usual advice is not to drive unless you really have to.

An outraged volley of arrows pricked him back, but was immediately answered in kind as the Fatimids unleashed a new onslaught on the despairing Franks.

Mr Cameron signalled a new onslaught on "runaway dads", saying they should be made to feel the "full force of shame" for their actions.

"My darling." Tatiana fought to keep her smile in place against a new onslaught of nerves.