The warriors swept into the town, breaking open doors, smashing windows and slaying the groggy occupants.
Negotiations among Golden and its neighbors over a new public/private extension of the beltway north of the town broke off last month.
Shaw reluctantly issued the orders, then watched as groups of his soldiers scattered throughout the town breaking into homes, shops and warehouses.
Then, brandishing lists of suspected rebels and rebel sympathizers, the paras roll into town, breaking down doors, dragging people out of their houses and, often, killing them.
A 12-inch water main near Stuyvesant Town broke yesterday morning, disrupting street traffic and shutting off water for some residents of one block, officials said.
Or so Mr. Bobrow, 46, thinks as he leaves town, broke and disgusted, after building a business that mastered the electromechanical coils, buttons, switches and relays of old arcade machines but not, it seems, the gears of City Hall.
(peakdistrictproperties.co.uk) WHAT THE MOVIE SAYS The countryside is full of squatter-friendly derelict farmhouses, while Considine's unhinged ex-serviceman roams the town breaking, entering and brutally punishing folks without raising so much as a curtain twitch.
Suddenly, while the men slept, a terrific explosion occurred under their quarters, shaking the town, breaking windows far and wide, converting the fore part of the vessel into a charnel house and causing afire that was stifled only by the water closing over all.
I was living in a small university town, broke and convinced that my best days were already behind me, ploughing through indigestible scholarly tracts, pining hopelessly for someone who didn't love me, breakfasting on vodka, falling off my bicycle into oncoming traffic at lunchtimes.
It said: "The end of a dedicated local paper for each town breaks a tradition which goes back a century, and is another sign of the way that the local media in Britain is being starved of resources and professional skills.
