Object

• eye: Shee will not stay the siege of louing tearmes, Nor bid th ' encounter of assailing eyes.

• ear: Yet still the English fans believed that all would come right; yelling, screaming, wave upon wave of sound assailing the ears.

• Iranian: Days after Rice unveiled the new U.S. approach, Rumsfeld assailed the Iranians as " one of the leading terrorist nations of the world.

• force: Their effect may have been to dissipate the potential assailing force of breaking waves and thus slowly decelerate coastline recession rates.

• man: But above all it was proved by His conquest over all the devils and everything that assails man.

• nostril: The unique Indian aroma assails unwary nostrils even before the plane touches down at the airport.

Preposition: on

• side: Our wonderful game is assailed on all sides by the very many different things that are available for people to do with their time.

Subject

• doubt: I think that most of us are at various times assailed by doubts.

• temptation: Nor would we put them into schools where they would learn habits or be assailed by dangerous temptations.

• smell: And when we entered in, we were assailed by a pungent smell.

Modifying Another Word

• suddenly: A wave of dizziness suddenly assailed me and I sat down suddenly.

• again: The campaign took place in the depths of winter and we were assailed again and again by storms of snow and ice.

• not: The dragoons did not assail the right wing till the retreat had commenced.

• continually: Deliver me from the temptations which continually assail me.

• immediately: Any interpretation, however, that suggests itself is immediately assailed by doubts and equally unfounded alternatives.

• first: But it was from a different quarter that peril first assailed the Caliphate.

Preposition: from

• side: Our world today can seem just like Babylon, with God's people being assailed from all sides.

Preposition: by

• doubt: I think that most of us are at various times assailed by doubts.

• temptation: Nor would we put them into schools where they would learn habits or be assailed by dangerous temptations.

• smell: And when we entered in, we were assailed by a pungent smell.