Sentence examples for vicious days from inspiring English sources

Rudd went on to help organize the vicious Days of Rage in Chicago in 1969.

During those vicious 100 days, though, Western countries, including the United States, refused to call it a genocide.

Thousands stand under the vicious mid-day sun in a park in Reno, Nevada.

Days later, the forces of the small, mountainous republic of Georgia, trained by American and Israeli experts, were fighting for the survival of their country against Russia's army in a vicious six-day war that brought Russia and the US into direct confrontation for the first time since the Cold War and led to a threat of nuclear conflagration.

In this innocuous town, a vicious two-day battle took place in which the Germans came face to face with the premier French tank, the Char B1-Bis, for the only time.

Fighting in and around Fallouja has grown more vicious in recent days, troops say, as the government and supportive militias complete their offensive to defeat Islamic State in and around Tikrit, the hometown of Saddam Hussein north of Baghdad.

Nice work if you can get it, and there's something to that apocryphal Eleanor Roosevelt line about no one being able to make you feel inferior without your own consent, but not everyone is built to endure reputation battles that seem to grow more vicious by the day.

After 10 days of vicious fighting, the British, Australians and Americans broke through near Saint Quentin.

Skoog asked some friends, but they turned down the offer to join him on the 150-mile course that organizers describe as vicious terrain over six days.

"It's gonna get vicious the next seventy days as people try to place their people where they want them," the source said.

To get to this point, they had to force the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, and tens of thousands braved a vicious crackdown in recent days to protest the army's hold on power.