Recent history has revealed, to our great distress, that the social ruthlessness, brutality and decadence of the unbridled free market in present-day Russia has offered, on balance, few advantages over the harsh command-economy police state that preceded it.
Their killers – men in green uniforms who barked harsh commands with English accents.
The boards and the men and the lanterns and Mr. Chandler's harsh commands made the horse more afraid, and he bucked helplessly in the sinkhole.
Once again there is a murder and behind that a vast cover-up led by powerful, sinister businessmen, who all speak in harsh commands and menacing whispers.
He signed the harsh commands given to Castelli for the first Upper Peru campaign, but noticing next to his signature that he made an exception with the articles involving capital punishment.
The voices heard by people with schizophrenia are often harsh and commanding.
Though Kean had handsome features, notably unusually expressive eyes, he was small, with a voice that was harsh, forceful, and commanding rather than melodious.
Subject returns to car and, prior to starting the engine, is observed turning to Harsh Superego and commanding it to "shut the hell up".
But in the context of Wayne's career the movie offers an unusually harsh version of the commanding-officer character Wayne began playing during World War II.
Cheered on by spectators here at the Carnegie Science Center who watched Nomad deploy via satellite link, the trek is to test the robot's ability to explore a harsh environment while being commanded in real time by humans 8000 kilometers away.
In the field, American military officers emerge from high-tech vehicles to bark out commands in a harsh "alien" tongue.
