Sentence examples for brutal recent from inspiring English sources

Despite an unprecedentedly brutal recent cull, I have more than 5,000 books.

Watching the readers lounge in chairs with a view of Route 3, it was hard to reconcile the pageantry of retailing with the brutal recent headlines about the book business.

Earlier this month, in one of the more brutal recent attacks, gunmen stopped a bus full of Shiite pilgrims from Karbala as it traveled through the Sunni-dominated Anbar Province, and killed 22 men.

Even during the highly publicised and shockingly brutal recent Petit murder case in Connecticut, where the two perpetrators were sentenced to death, the Hartford Courant condemned "hugely wasteful" spending on "a system that doesn't work".

"We fell asleep, tightly wrapped in a duvet of self-aggrandisement and contentment," wrote Tjærnas, Olsen's assistant at Wimbledon, in a brutal recent column for the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten.

The workload can be brutal — one recent week they each put in 79 hours — but there are other consolations.

Saydnaya has existed for decades, but its purpose and use have grown more brutal in recent years.

It's never a high point for retailers, and this week's call promises to be as brutal as recent years, even though the economy is supposedly convalescing.

Berakat, who talks while a friend shaves his head, says police had become more brutal in recent weeks – pointing to scars on his legs allegedly from an officer's baton.

While local factors in Yemen have been at play in the prolonging of the brutal conflict, recent geopolitical developments have aided in the sustaining and ramping up military campaigns, leading to an increased number of civilian casualties and worsening humanitarian crisis.

The dog days of summer have been more brutal in recent years for U.S. cities and towns than they were decades ago, researchers have found.