The phrase "acts of massacre" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a series of violent and intentional killings of a group of people. Example sentence 1: The history books are filled with accounts of brutal acts of massacre committed during times of war. Example sentence 2: The survivors of the massacre still carry vivid memories of the horrific acts that were carried out against their families. Example sentence 3: The government condemned the recent acts of massacre and promised to bring the perpetrators to justice.
In general, however, Wyoming newspapers disapproved of the acts of the massacre while supporting the cause of white miners.
The novel opens with two apparently unrelated acts of violence: a massacre in Guyana and the sadistic killing of half a dozen swans on a lake in Sweden.
The study did not say access to guns was allowing children to turn what might have been small acts of aggression into massacres.
The study's authors said they believed that more children were gaining access to handguns without supervision, allowing them to turn what might have been small acts of aggression into massacres.
Mikhail V. Margelov, chairman of the foreign affairs committee in the upper house of Russia's Parliament, said that passions had been stoked by the uprisings and that they "splash out in the form of terrorist acts or massacres of nonbelievers or an attack on embassies and consulates".
Two years after the Charleston massacre, acts of racial violence remain rampant in American society.
Jenny Vogel's eerie black-and-white photos capture anonymous subjects sitting in front of their Webcams, while Joan Grossman's Wikipedia searches of wars, massacres, acts of terror and genocide produce more chilling data.
"Acts of terror like Sunday's massacre in Orlando are perpetrated to divide us along lines of race, religion, sect and sexuality – but that kind of hatred and division must not prevail," he said.
Others died in acts of revenge after Republicans heard of massacres carried out in the Nationalist zone.
For all the seeming tranquility, however, the calm is deceptive in a town whose history is, in fact, marked by a violent act: a massacre of Continental dragoons by British light infantry in 1778, as a memorial park off Rivervale Road attests.
