Sentence examples for on a savage from inspiring English sources

Driving back to New York from Boston one Sunday, writer decides he just might be on a savage nightmare journey to the heart of the American dream.

By Ian Frazier The New Yorker, March 31 , 1980P. 33 Driving back to New York from Boston one Sunday, writer decides he just might be on a savage nightmare journey to the heart of the American dream.

And their favorite scene was the Warhoon attack" — in which Carter single-handedly takes on a savage tribe that threatens Dejah, while in intercut flashbacks we see him reckoning with the loss of his family on Earth.

This is an overdue change, but only critics of the prime minister tend to care about it, which makes it, in political terms, a hiding to nothing.Whoever forms the government, it will have to embark on a savage new round of austerity.

Freedom for Algeria, the largest country in Africa and the Arab world, called time on a savage period of history in which some 1.5 million Algerians died, most in aerial bombing raids and ratissages – jargon used to describe the way in which army units "combed through" cities and towns slaughtering those they came across.

His vision is both intimate, examining the intricacies of the tattoos on a savage's leg and, sometimes, exalted.

Following the War it broke from typical American clichés and took on more of a savage bite, especially compared to the more allegorical tendencies of American editorial cartoons.

When the unidentified woman died in a Singapore hospital early on Saturday, the victim of a savage rape on a moving bus in the capital, Delhi, it was time again, many said, to ask: why does India treat its women so badly?

After the stark social realism of Saved, Bond had moved straight on to a savage satirical dream play, Early Morning, in which Queen Victoria has a lesbian affair with Florence Nightingale, and the princes Arthur and George are locked together as conjoined twins.

That is a bigger funding shortfall than in 2000, on the eve of a savage retrenchment by firms that hurt jobs as well as investment (see chart).Companies' reliance on borrowing is all the more worrying since banks play a far bigger role as suppliers of capital in Europe than in America.

Chilean political leaders have added their voices to widespread condemnation of a savage attack on a young gay man that left him with multiple injuries.