Sentence examples for two beatings from inspiring English sources

Two beatings by the police left him with broken bones and shattered his teeth, he said, but did little to temper his drive.

And in 1996, Bowe sluggishly endured two beatings at the hands of Andrew Golota, who famously disqualified himself, both times, with multiple, brutal low blows.

The department has been looking for a new superintendent since Philip J. Cline, a longtime officer, resigned in April amid an outcry over the lack of swift discipline against officers accused of involvement in two beatings captured on videotape.

The department also needs a new superintendent since Philip J. Cline, a longtime officer, resigned in April after an outcry over the lack of swift discipline against officers accused of involvement in two beatings of civilians captured on videotape.

"To be honest with you, I feel very confident with my actions because I know my intent," Adrian Peterson told police officers who'd come to find out why the body of his four-year-old son was lacerated with what a doctor judged to be the marks of two beatings.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 15, 2014 "To be honest with you, I feel very confident with my actions because I know my intent," Adrian Peterson told police officers who'd come to find out why the body of his four-year-old son was lacerated with what a doctor judged to be the marks of two beatings.

She also told Camden police of five beatings.

County law enforcement officials said they have Ms. Gonzalez's tape-recorded descriptions of five beatings between Oct. 27 and Nov. 6 and photographs of bruises she said the beatings left on her arms and legs.

On reaching Antioch in 374, fatigued by travel and by inner conflict, he rested as guest of the priest Evagrius of Antioch and there may have composed his earliest known work, De septies percussa ("Concerning Seven Beatings").

Wang Jiuliang, who received help from CNEX, endured three beatings while trying to record the human and environmental toll of the plastic waste that China imports, and Du Bin, who has worked as a freelance photographer for The New York Times, was detained for five weeks this summer after he released a documentary about a women's labor camp.

He sometimes received two to three beatings per week because of his continued resistance; the sustained mistreatment went on for over a year.