Sentence examples for pulled violently from inspiring English sources

THE Israelis and Palestinians are now being pulled violently toward the black hole of their conflict.

Most grim of all is the video of Qaddafi that eventually made its way online, showing him alive, looking confused, being pulled violently to his feet from the back of a pickup truck full of fighters, amidst screams of "Allahu Akhbar" — God is great — and manhandled violently by the mob.

Most grim of all is the (http://www.youtube.com/embed/vxYrjiH_JYw) that eventually made its way online, showing him alive, looking confused, being pulled violently to his feet from the back of a pickup truck full of fighters, amidst screams of "Allahu Akhbar" — God is great — and manhandled violently by the mob.

In this respect, the Donetsk People's Republic feels less like liberated land and more like a state being pulled violently behind an iron curtain.

But at present all three are pulling violently in different directions.

New Zealand 329-8 (McCullum b Jones 5) McCullum tries to run before he can walk, pulling violently at a long hop from Jones and dragging it back on to his stumps.

If you made a mistake and your horse starts to pull violently on his tie point, immediately stop all pressure by backing away.

If you sack out right, there will never be a situation where your horse will freak out and try to break down a fence or pull violently in an effort to escape, so don't tie with twine or anything else that will let your horse get away easily.

The powerless dog is seen colliding into rocks and debris as it is violently pulled by the fast moving water.

Marie said she did not want to share "body shots" with Cadet Meester who, she said, violently pulled up her shirt.

Shwehdi hung from the noose, slowly strangling, until suddenly a young woman in an olive-green uniform, a "volunteer" named Huda Ben Amer, strode up and violently pulled on his legs.