Sentence examples for line violence from inspiring English sources

Yet on the Line, "violence was eternal, the great and only verity, greater than the civilisations it created".

And yet, in all this apparent ferment, there were no street disturbances to compare with the major riots and picket line violence of the 1980s.

I want to know about Paul Wilkinson, the power loader who made history the day he returned to work, and set off the county's worst picket line violence – and signified the beginning of the end for the strike.

Thatcher was to go on to put Labour's refusal to condemn the picket-line violence of the militant miners at the very heart of the problem, with influential men prepared to repudiate the ideas of parliamentary democracy and the rule of law.

By this time next week, there is every chance that the mines of the Midlands will be closed by the pit deputies' strike, that picket-line violence will escalate, and that the politics of Britain will be frozen in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between contestants unable to break each other's will.

Given that most members of the ARU were either on strike or actively helping the strikers, that other unions had joined the cause, and that wildcat strikes were breaking out against individual lines, violence may have been inevitable.

When women are targeted, the abuse is more likely to be gendered, sustained, sexualized and linked to off-line violence, such as stalking and the very real threat of rape.

"In Marseille," he says, "there is a greater inclination to cross the line of violence than in the Paris banlieues".Street violence is not the only concern.

He insisted that he drew the line at violence against civilians.

The defense claims Mr. Hayes pushed the crime past a line of violence that Mr. Komisarjevsky, 31, did not expect.

Kai sees it as having amazing graphics and a great story line and violence, "but only against aliens," he says.