Sentence examples for immediate vengeance from inspiring English sources
But Iraqis have mostly shown a willingness to set aside immediate vengeance for the relentless pursuit of justice.
Seemingly, only the belief that Richardson would be brought to justice in court prevented the crowd from taking immediate vengeance upon him.
When he heard about the Boston Massacre, in 1770, he wrote that the colonists must take "immediate vengeance!" In an early attempt to prove he was a traitor, Arnold's enemies brought this up, arguing that it was a secret coded letter of support for the British, who should take "immediate vengeance!" for 1773's Boston Tea Party.
Clearly, plural problems needed to be solved, and the new Ford concept vehicle, which is on display through Sunday at the New York International Auto Show but is not intended for immediate production, tackles them with a vengeance.
Afforded an immediate opportunity to make up for that game, Brodeur started with a vengeance against the Oilers (21-13-5-2), turning away all 12 shots fired at him in the first period and six more in the second.
Her entry cavatina "Furie terribili" gives, says Hicks, "an immediate impression of fiery passion", an energy and intensity demonstrated in her Act 2 "Ah crudel", and in her later vengeance aria which is the occasion of Handel's harpsichord cadenzas.
"Vengeance?" "Yes, blood vengeance".
