Use "assailed" in a sentence

1. The musicians were assailed with encouragement until the final flourish of the tune and the split second of silence that followed

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2. Danny was sure that he could design a much more efficient way of dealing with the arcane world of paper and people, and regularly assailed his sister with critiques of off-line morbidity

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3. ' I said assailed yet again by the thought that I must have blown it completely

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4. Immediately her ears are assailed by the sound of a lawn mower coming from the back garden

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5. The scent of hot coffee assailed his nostrils and brightened him up

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6. immediately assailed with the scent of wild rosemary

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7. long before he was assailed by still more beggars and

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8. The poor man was assailed by a never ending

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9. I walked out of the front of the station and went to catch a tram to General Gordon Street but as I walked to the stop the memories of Charlie came flooding back and I all but fainted at the vivid recollections that assailed my senses

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10. The stale smell of spilled wine and vomit assailed his nostrils

11. I lay back against the side of the crater bone tired so I shut my eyes but the visions that assailed me were straight from hell so I quickly opened them again

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12. We fatherly assailed the Police Band after the funeral for they made the severe mistake of questioning our drilling capabilities which we saw as a mortal insult

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13. He belched and I was assailed by the smell of garlic and stale beer

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14. Everything’s wonderful,” she answered, tossing her head as the drug assailed her senses

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15. Your party is on the line,” she said, just as a deafening blast of static assailed Sylvia’s ear

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16. This time, they assailed me for not earning enough to let my wife be a stay at home mom and not letting them meet her

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17. Opening the door, her nostrils were assailed by the faint but definite smell of

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18. “NOW JUST A DAMN MINUTE!!!” Mark yelled at the top of his lungs, and a battle rage lit in him at the unfairness of the two of them being assailed by such a huge force in their first combat exercise

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19. “Why, these aren’t the men that sided with me, these are the ones who ate the food!” He suddenly realized that his thoughts had turned into words as feelings, both of vindication and chagrin, assailed him

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20. The smell of stale beer and old cigarettes assailed her nostrils

21. And now, an almost forgotten concern suddenly assailed his innermost thoughts again

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22. “You have had patrols out! Why have they not reported any movement on our southern flank?” Now a disturbing thought assailed him

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23. He leaned forward as the smell of burning hemp assailed his nostrils

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24. southern flank?” Now a disturbing thought assailed him

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25. fixed, though assailed constantly by the harsh beach weather of

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26. What storms have assailed your life? What things have stolen your joy and

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27. The pungent smell of the huge population had assailed his nostrils and hit the back of his throat, long before the sight of it

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28. When I got close I was assailed by the stench of shit but had

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29. the horde of memories that assailed me

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30. The governorś office at the California State Capitol was assailed with several independent television crews all vying for exclusive news from the governor

31. Gilead, the Key Mage of Coermantyr, assailed the specters with a harnessing spell

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32. Bjorn assailed the spherical creatures with sharpened stones hurled from his sling

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33. The battle group was assailed by three wolf-beasts soon after exiting from the populated area

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34. Stunned by surprize, the horde broke before they had time to see it was but a handful which assailed them

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35. Thirst assailed him savagely

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36. Bolts of magic constantly assailed the shield as it struggled to repair itself

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37. that his strength failed when he was assailed

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38. Now the monster slid noiselessly into the room, with a crouching posture and a shambling gait; and a familiar scent assailed the Cimmerian's nostrils, but did not reassure him, since Zuagir legendry represented demons as smelling like that

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39. Feeling a kinship with all wild things, even dragons, it was impossible for him to experience the sick horror which assailed Valeria at the sight of the brute's ferocity

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40. If I could but come to grips with something tangible, that I could cleave with my sword! I tell you, it's not by chance that the Picts have of late so fiercely assailed the frontiers, so that the Bossonians have called for aid to beat them back

41. Yet he found dents on those adamantine bars, like the marks of incredible fangs, and wondered with an involuntary shudder what nameless monsters had so terribly assailed the barriers

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42. We have assailed them only by the denunciation of their spiritual disloyalty to the very truths which they profess to teach and safeguard

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43. Shocked me so that I stopped drinking as I was assailed almost to the point of madness

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44. Doubts never assailed him

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45. Icy doubts assailed him

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46. They did not reply; they sat staring at him, assailed by a numbing realization of the truth of his assertion

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47. Doubts of the wizard's power assailed him

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48. Grew lean while he assailed the seasons;

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49. One afternoon, when she was sewing on the porch, she was assailed by the certainty that she would be sitting in that place, in the same position, and under the same light when they brought her the news of Rebeca’s death

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50. They find themselves assailed on two sides

51. fear gripped me as we assailed those marvelous steps of the truest

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52. When Georg Cantor invented set theory a century ago he was assailed by orthodox mathematicians not only because he tried to develop a calculus of infinite numbers, which was considered outside the bounds of proper scientific inquiry, but also because he invented a new type of proof which orthodox mathematicians rejected

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53. Rebecca bowed in shocked disbelief as she recognized the camp commander who had resigned, and the Guardian Doctor who had assailed her

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54. of dejection assailed Michael's mind

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55. You are still here, not assailed

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56. As did when Roman warriors assailed,

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57. Before he could enter the tunnel, he was assailed by the sound of singing birds

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58. – only to be assailed by this … smell

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59. is assailed by temptation

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60. With a jaunty wave, and a wink he left, and Kathy was immediately assailed by a new and even worse dilemma than roving reporters and her mobility on crutches - What was she going to do about transportation!?!

61. She looked so breathtakingly beautiful and endearingly adorable, sitting there with her pets crowding around her, vying for her attention, that he was nearly overcome by a wave of emotion and desire, which suddenly assailed his senses, just by looking at her

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62. Spicy aftershave and warm, male smell assailed her

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63. The memory assailed her

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64. His companions, male and female, ravenously assailed a duo of security guards tracking the thieves to the exit door

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65. ” I touched my stomach as a new and even more terrifying thought assailed me

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66. It was on such idle days as the day Fritzing went to Minehead that sillinesses assailed her soul--shrinkings of the flesh from honest calico, disgust at the cooking, impatience at Annalise's swollen eyes

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67. She was also wondering by what means she could deliver poison to Jacques and that soon became obvious to her as the stench of Michaud’s moonshine assailed her nostrils

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68. Thus those hellions assailed Skhanda en masse, seeking to overcome strength by

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69. The hut kept the cold wind mostly at bay, which was some consolation for the disgusting smell of urine and faeces, which constantly assailed their nostrils

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70. A noisome smell assailed their nostrils, worse even than the smell of the hut

71. ” He looked now from one defender to another trying to make them believe his innocence in the accusations that were assailed toward him

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72. He is assailed by thoughts of doubt, fear and despair

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73. assailed byOlmedo as he is here praised

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74. Hugo’s enraged reaction was to be expected: he assailed Napoléon III openly

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75. Unashamedly, we reached the very edges of the normal and even assailed some of that strange territory beyond, which mingles pleasure with pain, mental and physical, pleasure with agony

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76. Rather than try to justify it: people refuse to even consider the question: in fear that their rights will be assailed, that their rights of ownership will be threatened

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77. caying leaves assailed her nostrils as she moved grace-

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78. tions he had been assailed with had drained his en-

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79. Old memories assailed me and I was almost overcome by them for a moment

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80. She sat up more fully as she straddled me and a whole range of different emotions assailed me and I rolled her off of me to my side, “Don’t you try to distract me Raya! I have a lot on my mind that I need to think about!”

81. I jerked as the newly revisited memory assailed me

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82. assailed by an anxiety attack; the decision to sell at a

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83. But naturalism is just as much a convention as any of the other isms that art has lately been so assailed with

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84. But unconsciously he involved himself in a suicidal argument when on page 61, he practically assailed his own position saying:

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85. After the putrid message of his fart had assailed our nostrils, the Prof shifted his quid in

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86. the mind can be assailed and driven into its burrow of insanity and the body temple beaten

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87. surroundings in, he was assailed with an awesome sight

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88. Adler recently assailed the gospel on this ground that the Jewish law was in this text said to be forever

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89. The modern advocacy of the doctrine of immortality in Christ has been assailed by them with persistent rebuke during the space of a whole generation (specially by the laymen of the party), as teaching a doctrine that 'lowers men's views of the Atonement of Christ, and of the Evil of Sin, which required that atonement for its expiation

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90. No one who openly assailed it would be permitted to plead the cause of missions before the British or American people

91. assailed on the following grounds and is to be seen as an act of cover up and corrup-

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92. com group is further assailed on the following grounds:

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