Sentence examples for changes violently from inspiring English sources

"When you move a border, suddenly life changes, violently," he said.

All it takes is for one ambitious battery leader to break this pattern, and Rome's criminal underworld changes violently for the worse.

In 1956, a city planning consultant was one of the first to publicly comment on the new stores lining Ventura Boulevard, calling recent changes "violently ugly and blighting to the residential areas fringing it … this makes for monotony not only of view but of inhabitants".

There is no syllabus and the lectures can change violently at a moment's notice.

I change subject violently and chaotically.

The town, Beledweyne, has changed hands violently several times in recent months.

Fatah's rival, the Islamic militant group Hamas, won elections in 2006 on a platform of change, and violently seized control of the Gaza Strip in June.

It's a zone of cultural contact where change is violently foreshadowed.

An English royal document that could draw France into the Revolutionary War violently changes hands in "Sealed Fate," Episode 205 of "Turn: Washington's Spies" on AMC.

"This thin bar is unstable and a few billion years later it violently changes in a process known as buckling," wrote Wegg.

"IN THE BEDROOM" Tom Wilkinson and Sissy Spacek are a quiet New England couple whose lives are violently changed when their son (Nick Stahl) is killed.