What is "assaults"

Usage examples of "assaults".

Such assaults came so regularly now that they were no longer startling.

Police believed he might have been responsible for as many as three hundred sexual assaults, and the fear was so great that legitimate repairmen and deliverymen were being refused admittance.

With Bailey as his counsel, DeSalvo went to trial on January 10, 1967, not for the Boston Strangler murders, but for the Green Man assaults and break-ins.

There is no way DeSalvo or any other killer could have deescalated from such a brutal murder back to the kind of assaults the Green Man was committing.

He had been diagnosed as a psychopath and sexual sadist and had a history of assaults against women.

I have investigated a fair number of blunt-force head-trauma assaults in my career, and one feature that is pretty consistent among them is blood.

Francis Vere, who had also scaled the ramparts, knew that cities captured by assaults had often been lost again by the soldiers scattering.

Many assaults were repulsed during that time, and the town only surrendered on the 20th September, 1604, when the sand hill, which was the key of the whole position, was at last captured by the Spaniards.

Veriteans would be best since if he mortally assaults you, your virt projection can be programmed to translate the damage into thrusting you from the site.

The true assaults were delivered upon the south and east walls, concentrated at the gates.

Following their many assaults, the Pannions had pulled their fallen comrades away from the broad, shallow steps of the approach, had used the courtyard to haphazardly pile the bodiesincluding those still living, who then either expired from wounds or from suffocation.

Bush, how many new Pontiacks may even now be raising forces, planning assaults, perhaps in the Market for a couple of English Surveyors to style a casus belli and publickly torture before putting to death, yaagghh!