Sentence examples for savage event from inspiring English sources

The most savage event in the story does not take place in the unpoliced zones, but rather within Seneca, where people have the most to lose. Lee says, "The Charters are not stupid.

They are brutal, savage events, and nothing the state tries to do can mask that reality.

Targeting terrorists rather than innocents will be the key to success as the U.S. and its allies respond to the savage events of Sept. 11.

The people who went to last year's "Capote," which trod the same ground, may well be tempted to skip Douglas McGrath's take on the savage events of 1959 that led to the publication, six years later, of "In Cold Blood".

If you Google "world's toughest/hardest races," you will find numerous articles describing a number of savage events.

The chief judge of the 9th Circuit Court wrote some astonishing things about capital punishment this week, stating that using drugs to execute people is "a misguided effort to mask the brutality of executions by making them look serene and beautiful" when in fact they are "brutal, savage events" which should not be masked in any way.

Since the live aspect  is so important to Savages, the event will be live streamed in partnership with The Creators Project, under the direction of DARYL, and can exclusively be viewed on The Creators Project YouTube Channel.

The fact is that Thessaloníki had been restored to Greece only six years earlier, at the end of the Balkan War, and by 1922 the "Great Idea," dreamed and brooded over for generations, that the country would swell to liberate Greek communities beyond its existing borders, would be halted and savaged by events in Anatolia.

Savage: (Savage laughs).

Any jokes about Aleppo would need to be as savage as the events unfolding there.

Savage thinks of events as sets of states, but since we are thinking of states as sets of possibilities (see section 1), we can think of events as disjunctions of states.