Sentence examples for acquired brutal from inspiring English sources
Electronic Arts, a rival publisher, said in December that it had acquired Brutal Legend, but in its suit Activision said that it still has a contract to release the game.
Clark made a brutal giveaway and acquired a yellow card within seven minutes and was wandering on the field when Bradley hauled him off, albeit nicely.
For its American release in May, the poster for Ben Wheatley's last film – the brutal caravan odyssey Sightseers – acquired a few extra elements.
Hurd even manages to whitewash her curmudgeonly consort, a man who has "unintentionally [sic] acquired a reputation for tactless, even brutal remarks", though he wisely draws the line at putting in a good word for Andrew and Edward.
The Turkish journalist Asli Aydintasbas noted in this section recently that Erdogan has acquired a reputation within Turkey for brutal and bullying flashes of temper, which he doesn't bother to curb even on camera.
But the Misuratans began carrying out brutal reprisals on their newly acquired prisoners.
Maureen Seaberg's second book is the story of Jason Padgett, who acquired synesthesia and savant syndrome due to a brain injury sustained in a brutal mugging eleven years ago in Tacoma, Washington.
Business is brutal in the fight world, and in recent years many of the start-up mixed martial arts leagues that were intended to compete with the U.F.C. have disappeared or been acquired.
These brutal tactics have been effective, particularly against the Gamaat, whose rural base in the deprived south of the country has been systematically demolished.Lately, however, Egypt's police have acquired a finer instrument.
