Sentence examples for ruthless days from inspiring English sources

Even more than Microsoft during that company's most ruthless days in the 1990s, Apple wants control over how we use technology.

Give her a piece of glass wrapped in burlap and she'll deliver "Proving Up," set in Nebraska, in the desperate, ruthless days after the Homestead Act, reminiscent in its seamlessness and strangeness of Kafka's "Country Doctor".

But if they do not get Guerrero back or do not recover from those 25 ruthless days on the road, the trip might be remembered as the one that buried them.

Whoever controls their emotions and is ruthless on the day will lift the cup".

Douglas-Fairhurst wonders if this "inventor of Christmas" might have developed his "ruthless" determination to enjoy the day because of the traumatic year he spent as a child working in a rat-infested shoe-polish warehouse in London after his father went to prison for debts.

Twenty-one days of ruthless zaps.

Just 27 years-old when he first rose to power, the young Gaddafi was ruthless from those first days seated on his stolen throne.

How then, fast-forwarding 45 minutes, am I tip-toe-dancing over puddles in the busy streets of London, finishing the crossword of my random commuter neighbour, and mentally prioritising the day with ruthless efficiency?

Ruggeri, known during his playing days for his ruthless tackling, has had a particularly unfortunate series of coaching experiences.

If you only knew, he he he... Wednesday 22nd 9am We have all learnt to be cruel and ruthless in the past few days.

In 2008, Nicolas Sarkozy invited Assad to be the guest of honor at France's Bastille Day ceremonies — a ruthless jailer celebrating the storming of a jail.