Sample Sentences forassailant (auto-selected)
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I stagger backward but still manage to send my readied arrow in the general direction of my assailant. (source)assailant = someone who attacks
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Two minutes from the time Curly went down, the last of her assailants were clubbed off. (source)assailants = attackers
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But then, what did the Count know about his assailant?† (source)
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Seward's attacker was a mystery man — Stanton did not even know the assailant's name.† (source)
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My assailant was unknown, unnamed, and in a car.† (source)
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He pleads with his Silver assailant, begging.† (source)
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The article gave no name to the assailant nor any indication of what had happened to him.† (source)
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Even some of my playmates became my assailants.† (source)
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In that sense, the assailant committed murder.† (source)
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While all of America, indeed the entire world, has been affected by this event initiated by unknown assailants, not everywhere has been affected equally.† (source)
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The State's primary evidence against Mr. Hinton involved a third crime where a witness identified him as the assailant.† (source)
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And he had reason: the assailants had awakened him with a rifle in his stomach, and a commander in rags, his face smeared with charcoal, had shone a light on him and asked him if he was Liberal or Conservative.† (source)
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Before making his escape, the assailant waved the bloody weapon and shouted, "Khaybar, Khaybar, ya-Yahud!"† (source)
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An Iranian student at Texas AI was beaten by two unknown assailants, and Moody worried that he might suffer the same fate.† (source)
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Other times, the dummy would startle me; I would have forgotten all about it, and in the gray half-light of that room I would think it was an assailant—for a figure standing so still beside a sleeping body could as easily be an attacker as a guard.† (source)
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"Free, free!" the Savage shouted, and with one hand continued to throw the soma into the area while, with the other, he punched the indistinguishable faces of his assailants.† (source)
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