Sentence examples for a bull charged from inspiring English sources

One time, a bull charged her.

Over dinner the night before the ski-joring event he recalled his most nerve-racking "Wreckreation" moment so far: during a rodeo clown class in North Carolina a bull charged him, clipping him in the knee.

For most of a fight he would press in, head down like a bull charging, fists close to the chest.

Lucia, grief-stricken by her mother's recent death, is walking to her mother's grave when a bull charges her.

Adrenalin, of course, is a good thing when a bull charges you: you move faster, ignore (for the moment) abrasions, jump higher, and run more vigorously than you'd ever do without it.

Tension soared when one bull charged a young man and tossed him around with its horns for almost 30 seconds as fellow runners tried to pull the beast away by its tail.

As the crew did so, an enraged 80ft-long bull charged at the ship.

A deafening roar, too, from Fabulous Beast, whose foul-mouthed The Bull charged round the country wreaking happy havoc.

The bull charged at him, piercing the back of his sparkling jacket with a horn and smearing bull blood over him.

She forced herself not only to look, but to stay still as the bull charged her.

The younger bull charged in, hooking the elder bull with those needle-sharp horns, left-right-left.