Sentences with phrase «to go on offense»

Team Barbati couldn't get going on Offense in this one.

For the Mavs, Dirk Nowitzki will need to get going on offense.

* Rep. Scott Murphy (D - N.Y.): Murphy is one of notably few Democratic incumbents to go on offense on health care, launching an ad recently that hits his opponent for supporting repeal.

«There are Republican candidates running for other offices in that state who are not going to want to have to answer questions about Carl Paladino instead of going on the offense about jobs and the economy.»

The trend now is looking behind a traditional firewall around a company, and going on the offense so they can stop breaches before they happen or while they're in process.

Team Immunity and Captain Isaiah Watts were unable to get much going on offense at WCFH on Tuesday night, as they lost a tough game to # 2 Team Deutsch, 77 - 57.

He plays Defensive Tackle and would go on offense at Guard in GoalLine situations.

«To varying degrees, they'll bring up climate, but they're not usually looking to go on offense about it.»

They couldn't get much going on offense as they were the lowest scoring team in Week 13.

In a Wall Street Journal editorial today, Rove beseeches the Romney campaign to go on offense with an effective message that reminds voters that the Democrats» negative campaign strategy merely aims to distract voters from the Obama administration's dismal economic record.

JOE RUDI: California's superb leftfielder went on the offense, raising his home - run output to 13 by twice hitting two in a game, increasing his RBIs to 53 by driving across 11 runs, batting.462 and scoring 10 times.

The Golden Flashses couldn't get anything going on offense, managing their only run on a sixth - inning homer by shortstop Jimmy Rider.

With 90 percent of voters behind us, Democrats are finally going on offense,» Murphy of Connecticut said in a statement provided to Roll Call.

But the women who came to the Desmond, a nautically themed hotel in exurban Albany, went on offense over a lunch of mixed green salad and pie.

With Thursday's hearing before the commissioner approaching, Paladino last week went on offense, filing the federal lawsuit against those board members seeking his removal.

With the city facing a multibillion dollar shortfall — and the Bloomberg administration demanding further cuts, the United Federation of Teachers went on the offense today, with a study it says shows that fiscal constraints already have taken a toll on the city's more than 1.1 million students.

So, Linda went on the offense, taking difficult steps to reduce her breast cancer risk.

This week, Samsung finally got their turn to go on the offense after Apple made their case to the jury and District Court Judge Lucy Koh.

The post is «Climate Hawks Go on Offense Against Skeptics, but Impact Uncertain.»

A majority of those funds are slated to defend GOP Rep. Steve Southerland II in Florida's 2nd District, plus go on offense in Florida's 26th District and West Virginia's 3rd District.

The letter, sent by Cuomo's incoming counsel Alphonso David and first reported by the New York Daily News, continues the governor's strategy of going on offense to respond to a push by legislators and good - government groups to suspend an administration policy of automatically deleting emails after 90 days.

«During the Trump Administration, we will shift from playing defense at the FCC to going on offense,» Ajit Pai said in December last year, a month before president - elect Donald Trump appointed him as the new chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

And remember that it's best to encourage honesty than to go on the offense or use sarcasm.»

Go on the offense.

Women were in defense mode, and then we went on offense mode.

«The incumbents of the world understand that they can be the new disruptors,» she writes of her company's established industry peers, «and they are going on offense to seize this opportunity and to capture this moment.»

Specifically, if lumber futures outperform (underperform) spot gold over the prior 13 weeks, they go on offense (defense) the next week.

And today, rather than playing defense, American seminaries like Mundelein in Chicago are exploring how the Church might go on offense — not in an offensive way, but by developing new models of a 21st - century apologetics that invites disenchanted post-moderns to experience the divine mercy and come to know the truths to which that experience leads.

But I have found that when we go on offense, we often become offensive.

So I went on offense and typed pita, lettuce, mint, tomato into my search engine field.

Happy with slower growth, the fast - casual chain is going on offense, with zucchini noodles and takeout.

In their Opening Game, they faced # 2 Team Apuli and couldn't quite get it going on Offense.

Unfortunately for Team Sammy SR, these guys really struggled to get it going on Offense in this one, scoring less than their average of 68.3 PPG this season.

They just couldn't get it going on Offense.

So through the opening stages both Teams looked ready to go on Offense..

Team Pulfer just couldn't keep it going on Offense.

After a dominating performance in Week 1, Team Delts SO (Brandon Barthel) came back down to earth in Week 2 as they struggled to get it going on offense against their fellow housemates, netting almost 30 fewer points than their total from Week 1.

They scored the second fewest points of any team this week and simply could not get it going on offense.

The National Republican Congressional Committee has reserved $ 30 million in television airtime this fall, signaling it is preparing to go on offense in 17 districts and defend nine more.

The 5th District saw one of the closest House races in the country and is a place where Republicans had been looking to go on offense — with Roraback as their standard - bearer.

They have to go on offense.

But since their message of economic progress and joy dovetails with his campaign rhetoric, Republicans have gone on offense.

In Kentucky — one of only two states right now where the Democrats hope to go on offense — the poll suggests that Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell's basically deadlocked with Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes.

Those two states are, as of now, the only places where Democrats hope to go on offense in the battle for the Senate.

He has repeatedly pledged to go on offense in 2010, insisting that the more than five dozen seats the party lost last cycle means oodles of opportunities in 2012.

In Kentucky — one of only two states right now where the Democrats hope to go on offense — Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell appears basically deadlocked with Democratic Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes.

Kentucky and Georgia are the only two states where the Democrats hope to go on offense.