Hailed as a future great, the matador was taking his bows before the cheering crowd when the bull suddenly stirred to life -- not with a few wearied motions, but with great vigor, rising violently up and abruptly goring the matador to death.
Mr. Breivik was also believed to have posted a video on Friday, calling for Christian conservatives in Europe to rise up violently as a modern-day version of the Crusades-era Knights Templar to save Europe from Islamic totalitarianism.
One key change since 2005 is the rise of the violently anti-Muslim English Defence League, given a new lease of life by Woolwich.
And, while Davis knows more than most that stock can violently rise and fall, his product launch seems likely to have encouraged high public and corporate confidence.
The rose shook slightlybut violently.
In his 2007 documentary Banished, filmmaker Marco Williams examined four examples of primarily white communities violently rising up to force their African-American neighbors to flee town.
If the star is much more massive than the Sun, it will explode violently, giving rise to a supernova.
We tried to make it to the back of the apartment, to the corner with the laundry sink and gas boiler, which our landlord, who lives upstairs, had told us was the safest spot, but the floor was rising and falling too violently.
But the swelling crowd outside the tiny Koreatown storefront is there for the short-rib stew, galbi jjim, which is pretty much everything about Korean cooking cranked up to 10 — a mountain of meat and vegetables rising out of a violently red lagoon of spicy broth, enveloped in its own small universe of garlicky steam.
Such calls set loose forces of domestic terrorism onto racial, religious, and foreign minorities in order to brutally and violently suppress the rising tides of African American equality, women's rights, and foreign immigration.
