From April to May the southern trade winds blowing from the Atlantic reach the equator and are diverted toward the Sahara where they meet with the harmattan an encounter that results in violent line squalls and that signals the beginning of the rainy season.
The result was a violent fluctuation in line voltage that fed back through the grid to trip switches at substations throughout the San Diego area.
The waitress who posted the now-infamous credit card receipt with a violent slash though the tip line and a handwritten note which read: "I'm sorry, but I cannot tip because I do not agree with your lifestyle," in reference to her sexual orientation.
A pair of individuals with possible gang ties tried to cut in line, sparking a violent episode in which the girl, an innocent bystander, was shot and wounded.
He is as convincing as a policeman in He Kills Coppers as he is a violent killer in The Shadow Line, the TV series which seemingly put him on everybody's radar.
And so, you know where it starts, and it's just a violent sprint to the finish line.
It's just a violent sprint to the finish line, which is very exciting, I think, for everyone involved.
A Violent Nightmare in Blood!
Veronika Krausas, an Australian-born, Canadian-raised composer who teaches at U.S.C., pays homage to the building's cinematic associations with a seductively noirish, jazz-tinged score, including a violent drum improvisation and seething lines for an ambulatory saxophone.
"Pierce with lines" is not a violent suggestion; Mr. Riley is talking about Pierce BROSNAN, formerly of "Remington Steele and James Bondd fame.
