pawn attack造句

• The Exchange Variation is less ambitious than the Four Pawns Attack.
• G-3b ) from Black's possible second file pawn attack.
• Anand countered with the aggressive Yugoslav attack, intending to storm Kasparov's king with a pawn attack.
• Kasparov, as black, appeared to take risks in creating a complex position in a King's Indian four pawns attack.
• White will normally win a straight pawn attack, because Black has given White a hook on g6 to attack.
• Unlike the Four Pawns Attack, the White centre is not as fluid and the game takes on a more strategic character.
• Because pawns attack head on, and cannot defend each other, they tend to be lost early in the game, providing ammunition for such attacks.
• Black will generally omit . . . a6 because White will generally win in a straight pawn attack since Black has given White a hook on g6 to attack.
• Since White's bishop diagonal is closed, White must protect their bishop head ( the 2c square ) from Black's second file pawn attack by moving their gold to the third file.
• If White moves their rook to the fourth file and advances their fourth file pawn very early, then Black's silver can advance to 5g protecting the 4f square from the pawn attack.
• Kasparov, as black, appeared to take risks in creating an excessively complex position in a King's Indian four pawns attack, but after the position became equal a draw was agreed after 28 moves in just under three hours.
• His 2004 book on the Alekhine's Defence, " Starting Out : Alekhine's Defence " was credited by Watson as his main source on the Alekhine, Since the book was written, Cox has largely abandoned the Alekhine because of perceived trouble for Black in the Four Pawns Attack variation.
• The main line of the Four Pawns Attack after 6 . . . c5 7 . d5 continuing 7 . . . e6 8 . Be2 exd5 9 . cxd5 now gives Black a choice of the old main line with 9 . . . Re8 or the new main line with 9 . . . Bg4.