Sentence examples for vicious bout from inspiring English sources

Bad local and European results usually unleash a vicious bout of Conservative infighting but not this time, at least not so far.

Mr Bashir once backed Mr Machar, notably in 1991, when there was a vicious bout of fraternal fighting among the South Sudanese.

Mr. Cayne, who almost died last summer from a vicious bout of septic shock, was 73 when he finally stepped down under pressure in January.

Revolutionary war started as a rural phenomenon, although, as in Algiers in 1957, it sometimes included particularly vicious bouts of armed struggle in cities.

Like a vicious, month-long bout of PMS, to the power of 10.

The party was plunged into a bout of vicious infighting as Farage stepped down and then reversed his decision, triggering attempts to remove him from the helm.

Gina Carano, a regular on "American Gladiators," remained undefeated by pummeling Kaitlin Young in the only women's bout, a vicious match decided by technical knockout after the second round.

Labor's left caucus has convened a special meeting to try and head off a bout of vicious infighting that has erupted publicly in the wake of Bill Shorten's decision to back controversial lawyer Kimberley Kitching for a Victorian Senate vacancy.

I didn't awake "to find myself" a little broken – that took two days, and several bouts of vicious denial, to realise.

About 150,000 of an estimated 1.1m Rohingya were pushed into refugee camps, mainly around state capital Sittwe, after two bouts of vicious ethnic cleansing by Rakhine nationalists in 2012.

It adds up to a collection of attitudes that have helped fuel the growth of private car ownership, which is one of the main phenomena militating against a solution to the capital's chronic air pollution problem and its periodic bouts of vicious smog, like the one last week.