Sentence examples for brutal sequence from inspiring English sources

The Jets had another brutal sequence on their next possession, when they had three holding penalties called on one play.

There are memorable "eww" scenes, too, including a brutal sequence of amateur dentistry and another in which a corpse was folded, with alarming realism, into a suitcase.

Glenn Ennis is the man in question, who donned a special outfit to help create the brutal sequence that has DiCaprio's frontiersman mauled, and nearly killed, by a bear.

In one swift and brutal sequence during a game in 1953 at Madison Square Garden, the Montreal Canadiens' Bernard Geoffrion turned his stick into a weapon against Ron Murphy, a left wing for the Rangers.

In the scene, we cut from a cinematic featuring the best kiss I've ever seen in a game to a gameplay segment that is everything the cutscene is not: a grimy, brutal sequence with plenty of intense stealth and nasty killings, as Ellie makes her way through a stage of bad guys who all want her dead.

In contrast, the Coen brothers' adjusted their style to fit No Country for Old Men, mixing long, distant shots with tense and brutal sequences.

He did, however, positively comment on the scene wherein Max kills his teacher, noting that it "is a brutal, visceral sequence" that the episode could have used more of.

It's a literal manhunt, and in this brutal, swift sequence, gorillas stalk and capture fleeing humans.

The stressful video was the brutal opening sequence of Steven Spielberg's 1998 movie Saving Private Ryan, which depicts a group of US soldiers landing on Omaha beach during the second world war.

The debate resurfaced amid the release of the movie "Zero Dark Thirty" last year, in which a detainee's slip after a brutal interrogation sequence is depicted as a breakthrough in the bin Laden hunt.

Joe is a widower, alone in the world; he joylessly drinks and bets, and the aftermath of both futile activities is shown in the unwatchably brutal opening sequence, which demonstrates one of the great truths about angry and violent men: they are forever taking their anger out on someone or something else – someone or something weaker.