Sentence examples for brutally ended from inspiring English sources

That raised the death toll to at least 1,000 since Wednesday, the day security forces brutally ended Islamist sit-ins over the military's deposing of the democratically elected president.

Something he was meant to do, something that would justify his life when the lives of his four comrades had been so abruptly and brutally ended.

With the possible exception of Portishead's Silence, it was the most brutally swift ending imaginable.

The last bull market in stocks ended brutally when the dotcom bubble burst in the spring of 2000, but it wasn't followed by a chasm opening in wealth inequality, as in the crisis of 2008.

I drove past that same corner 30 minutes later and everything that had marked the spot as a murder scene was gone; someone walking down that block for the first time would never know that a human life had brutally and tragically ended on that sidewalk the very same day.

Greg Baum *The Daily Telegraph, Sydney Headline: Flintoff destroys Aussies at Lord's "Patched-up hero Andrew Flintoff brutally destroyed Australia and ended England's Ashes jinx at the home of cricket.

"It is difficult to accept that our dad's life ended so brutally, abruptly and with such excessive violence," the family said in a statement read at the vigil.

Today, his life was ended as brutally as it been lived, when he was clubbed to death with part of an exercise bicycle in the exercise yard of a high-security prison.

Like the time he all but congratulated a private school audience for miraculously being part of the 2percentt of "our species" with IQs over 130. Like that time last year, during a junket to Japan, when he played a friendly game of rugby against some ten-year-old schoolchildren, and ended up brutally tackling one of them to the ground.

It is revolutionary; it ends, brutally and factually, centuries of mythological speculation.

She replies coldly: "Yeah, well, she's dead." The scene, like the conversation, ends brutally right there.