Sentence examples for brutal collision from inspiring English sources

The game was delayed for several minutes with 5 12 left after a brutal collision involving Philadelphia's Marc Bureau and Ottawa's Magnus Arvedson.

Several hits were from the blindside, the type of brutal collision in which the quarterback prepares to throw and suddenly his body is folded, like a piece of origami, as a defender blasts him from behind.

Alcott cannot bring herself to watch the footage of the "brutal" collision during downhill training two years ago which left her with a bone protruding from her lower right leg.

These men played a brutal collision sport, and they started long before concerted efforts were made to reduce and treat the concussive effects.

Since that makes for some dangerous navigating -- as boats are just as dangerous as motor vehicles on land, but far more difficult to stop or turn -- the Andersons suffered a brutal collision when another boat simply plowed into them rather than stopping.

The other way, in the direction of American football, meant creating an ever more brutal collision-concussion sport in which fighting would still be central — what one Boston writer rightly calls "seek-and-destroy hockey" wherein "a culture gone bad" would reign.

And sports are dangerous: the brutal collisions in American football have been shown to cause brain damage.

The dance is essentially a series of racing stage crosses and brutal collisions along stark paths of white light.

Lancaster's three changes to the team that so impressively ground out that win in Dublin a fortnight ago tells you everything about how he expects this "titanic" clash to play: enormous impacts, brutal collisions; England the immovable iceberg and France the sinking ship.

To put the NFL's brutal collisions into perspective, I decided to compare injuries suffered during players' careers with some injury reports from car accidents I found on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's website.

Basketballs and bassoons, goalposts and Gustav Holst, brutal human collisions on grass and intertwining melodies on stage, twirling batons and time-beating batons – none of these things seem to go together.