Sentence examples for a stage of violent from inspiring English sources

Near the star, the planetary embryos go through a stage of violent mergers, producing a few terrestrial planets.

The volcano then entered a stage of more frequent, but less violent, eruptions until the most recent Plinian eruption, which destroyed Pompeii.

Recently, the cult seems to be distancing themselves from their violent reputation and moving into a stage of positive PR.

He denied that the Renaissance Party worked in collusion with the more puritanical Salafis, who have staged a series of violent protests against art galleries and other liberal institutions.

Although there were no direct attacks against the regime either at home or abroad, al-Qaeda staged a number of violent attacks against U.S. targets throughout the world.

He had gone on the run twice in the past and each time staged a series of violent robberies before being caught and re-jailed.

In Sweet Mambo, lovers' squabbles and seductions are staged in a series of violent, comical and poignant vignettes.

In the aftermath of Sunday's fighting, the resolve of both sides appeared to harden, setting the stage for a new round of violent confrontations.

The allusions to "Streetcar" are copious and obvious, and spotting the quotations initially feels like a kind of humorous parlor game, from the French connection that links Blanche and Jasmine's names to Mr. Allen's staging of a violent skirmish, which echoes a similar one in Elia Kazan's film adaptation.

Several hundred men were standing in a tidy group, under spotlights pointed at a stage, listening to a violent speech given by one of their leaders.

Brazil remains a country of violent inequality.