Sentence examples for each vicious from inspiring English sources

The Mariners have the best record in the major leagues this year, and Boone happily dived back into history on the first innocuous question of an interview, showing the same gusto he exhibits with each vicious swing.

Early on, stealing an idea from Blanca and quashing objections to the theft, Elektra lectures, "Just because you have an idea does not mean you know how to properly execute it". Jackson bites off the phrase "properly execute" in a manner heretofore unheard in the history of English, laying equal stress on each vicious syllable.

For each vicious head they lop off, another two explode from the stump.

Over the last two months, the McFarland and Spencer camps each released vicious attacks on the other.

Until now it has proved elusive and leaders of the two factions have spoken of each other in vicious terms and jailed each other's activists.

Indignant Labor MPs and chortling Coalition members join each other in vicious head shaking.

Everything is breaking Barry's way, as Mitt and Newt rip into each other in vicious ads and debates like alligators going after house pets.

When these two teams met in the group stages, they tore at each other with vicious intensity from the opening minute, but the selections here hinted, perhaps, at a more tempered, cautious encounter.

Imagine if each of the vicious attack ads staining the presidential campaign had to name the five biggest donors paying for the propaganda, and end with an "I approved this ad" statement from the attack group's chief operative.

In 1971, the figure of the Marseille drug baron was immortalised in the Hollywood film the French Connection, and for a decade, the city's criminal gangs killed each other in vicious feuding.

As members of a community devoted to the common good, citizens were expected to band together not only to guarantee their collective security from external threats, but to guarantee the security of each individual from vicious behavior on the part of any aberrant internal member or group.