Sentence examples for the purge which from inspiring English sources

Lately, with money on his mind, he lined up two horror movies, "Sinister," which did very well, and "The Purge," which will be out in May.

The official, Darío Machado, is director of the Center of Studies on the Americas, a Cuban research institute he took over during the purge, which began in 1996.

North Korea's official KCNA news agency has not confirmed the purge, which was revealed by an official from South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS to a closed meeting of lawmakers.

The purge, which also affected the leadership of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic, resulted in the execution and imprisonment in labour camps of thousands of party officials, managers, and technical personnel, most of whom were associates and followers of Zhdanov.

Justifying the purge, which was spoken about euphemistically but carried out in secrecy, the Argentine military espoused a brand of anti-Communist ferocity that echoed Franco's Fascist witch hunt, which had previously devastated Republican Spain — a brand of ferocity that also shared his deeply entrenched ultra-Catholic and anti-Semitic views.

And "The Purge," which cost a scant $3.5 million to produce, beat Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson's film "The Internship" on its opening weekend in June.

Or they may go so far as to deny, or rationalize, the enormous death toll caused by The Great Purge, which kept the USSR ideologically pure at the cost of millions of lives.

This was the time of the Great Purge which had its echos in Spain, and it could be perilous to have powerful enemies.

After Not in Front of the Children was published, Heins wrote Priests of Our Democracy: The Supreme Court, Academic Freedom, and the Anti-Communist Purge (which received the Hugh M. Hefner First Amendment Award) in 2013.

As many as 500,000 people, including ethnic Chinese, were killed in the anti-communist purge which followed the failed coup d'état, suspected as being communist-led, on 30 September 1965.

The raids took place against a backdrop of rising criticism over the government's purge, which earlier this week also saw the issuing of arrest warrants against editors and staff of Cumhuriyet, the main opposition newspaper in the country, and a fresh round of dismissals in the gendarmerie.