Sentence examples similar to throwing violence from inspiring English sources

Police and stewards monitor the crowds and remove people caught drinking, committing violence, throwing things at one another or engaging in racist or other abuse.

Once demonstrators reached Syntagma Square, outside Parliament, around noon, some violent protesters transformed the otherwise peaceful demonstration into one of sustained street violence, throwing rocks at the police, setting trash cans on fire and smashing shop windows in nearby streets until well after dark.

Lee reported that the charge drifted into the East River, where it exploded "with tremendous violence, throwing large columns of water and pieces of wood that composed it high into the air".

It was similar with the tear-gas and rock-throwing violence outside the Ministry of the Interior.

West Berlin's acting mayor, Heinrich Albertz, went on television tonight to urge residents to refrain from the stone-throwing violence that marked last year's first anniversary.

Incidents of rock throwing, domestic violence, deaths and assaults are also frequently reported.

The border dividing Catholic and Protestant areas in North Belfast is called the Peace Line, but it was the scene of shootings, gasoline bombings and rock throwing as violence that injured more than 60 police officers broke out over whether Catholic students would be allowed to walk to school along a Protestant block.

7. Bring to the boil, throwing in act of violence.

Any act of violence, including throwing stones, would "reset the clock," his advisers said.

Both sides are locking themselves into a cycle of violence and throwing away any political solution".

According to the Independent, they were often recruited to work as spies or assassins, dishing out their distinct brand of violence using throwing stars or poisoned darts.