Sentence examples for a vicious line from inspiring English sources
Moments earlier, Kevin Brown had been hopping around in foul territory, his right leg hobbled by a vicious line drive.
Knoblauch attempted to catch a vicious line drive hit by Preston Wilson in the seventh inning, and the ball smashed into the heel of his left hand, near his thumb -- the same area he has injured twice this year.
The snooper was arrested, but the incident opened up a vicious line of attack: that no southern gentleman would keep his wife in an institution.In this section Obama's green gamble Nobody's fuels Mud pie A modest proposal Free, but alone Hardly a Bond villain Norway, Texas The meaning of Bowe Bergdahl Internship ReprintsThe senator has seemed lukewarm about his own campaign.
Seconds later, a vicious line drive was caroming off the left-field wall, the winning run was heading across the plate and the Yankees had not only lost, 2-1, butheyey had also gotten a rare reminder that Rivera is not perfect.
"When a clever, vicious line occurred to him now, he'd swallow it, or maybe say it in the car, where it couldn't come back to haunt him," Cramer wrote of Dole.
A vicious pedigree for a vicious machine.
As he zooms toward outfield fences to bring back potential doubles and home runs and uncoils his whole self into hitting vicious line drives toward the Green Monster, we experience Betts (and Co). as long-awaited recompense for the decades of slow-footed Boston teams we suffered.
Slater; next to her, in order round the table, Mr. and Mrs. Post, Monsieur Rausch, (the subject of these wandering but vicious lines), and, between him and the purser's left, a maiden lady who appeared for lunch the first day, smiled tentatively once, silently withdrew on catching the oily eye of a sardine, and was seen no more.
Slater; next to her, in order round the table, Mr. and Mrs. Post, Monsieur Rausch, (the subject of these wandering but vicious lines), and, between him and the purser's left, a maiden lady who appeared for lunch the first day, smiled tentatively once, silently withdrew on catching the oily eye of a sardine, and was seen no more.
