Sentence examples for gets brutal from inspiring English sources
When the game gets brutal, J finds himself a pawn between family and police – and the most important piece on the board.
One excuse is that London's Independent gets brutal competition from papers owned by Rupert Murdoch, Conrad Black and Scott Trust, all with deeper pockets than O'Reilly's.
It got brutal, got vulgar.
This is getting brutal for CIN fans.
"It could get brutal sometimes," Kathy Bryan told me.
Conversations on running a balanced budget are likely to get brutal.
Obama's policy on gas prices is getting brutal reviews; only 29percentt approve of how he's handling the problem.
Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith are having a gruelling August, hauling themselves from gig to gig playing to difficult, hard to please crowds, getting brutal reviews and by this point, even they must be bored of their own material.
Now in its sixteenth series (had to Wikipedia), Big Brother is getting brutal with its housemates in a bid to keep ratings ticking over, with Channel 5 dropping hints that the next edition will involve sleep deprivation and the confusion of day and night.
