Sentence examples for rammed head-on from inspiring English sources

Eighteen preschoolers died Wednesday when their badly overloaded school minibus was rammed head-on by a coal truck, according to the official Xinhua news agency.

And just a day before the Adriatic tragedy, the Ellie B rammed head-on into the Manasquan Inlet jetty, destroying the boat but sparing the lives on board.

While waiting to turn at a traffic light, Ms Ripa -- seven months pregnant with Sergio-Giuseppe -- was rammed head-on and spun into a minivan.

Doggie bags in hand — Tammy insisted — we caught a late show ("Fast & Furious 6") at the 76-year-old Washoe Theater, an Art Deco palace that boasts carved ram heads on the walls, etched glass doors, and a salmon, cornflower and pale yellow mural on its domed ceiling.

Mr. Scoppetta added that the driver appeared to have backed the van into firehouse doors, rather than ramming them head-on.

The pursuit ended when cops rammed the Camaro head-on, also colliding with random motorist's gray SUV.

According to separate studies, rivaling individuals may have combated each other with quick head blows, by slow pushes with the upper sides of their skulls, or by ramming each other head-on, using their horns as shock absorbers.

A minivan with no headlights and no registration plates swung into his path and rammed him head on.

Aim for the cars who are either on red or orange, if you ram them head on, you are guaranteed to win against them.

As Sherman went south to discredit the Confederacy at little cost to his army, Grant rammed the Army of the Potomac head-on against Lee's entrenchments for most of the summer of 1864, nearly ruining it in the process, until a horrified Northern public was about ready for a brokered peace.

An initial investigation of the head-on crash showed that Mr. Sanchez ran through a red signal light before ramming into a Union Pacific freight train in the Chatsworth section of Los Angeles.