Sentence examples for vicious times from inspiring English sources

In vicious times in South Africa, he was jailed several times as a young man.

When Richard was 10, he was beaten for the last and most vicious time, after chomping his way through a pack of Rolos.

One of my clearest memories of that vicious time is Ralph being attacked by one of my old friends in the billiard room of the Pendennis Club in downtown Louisville on Saturday night.

Yet as interest and prices have soared, the pickings for both vintage clothes and furniture have never been slimmer, making this the most vicious time in a business that has always been cutthroat.

The crack era of the 1980s and 90s was a uniquely vicious time in American life.

When I opened our monthly Global LAVA group meeting last Friday, I couldn't help but pronounce it out loud: "If anyone would like to know what the market trends are, check out our LAVA (Los Angeles Venture Association) meetings and see how packed the room is!" What made about 80 people to meet at rather a vicious time -- 7 30 a.m.

"THE fighting was vicious at times," Victor Andrews said.

Opponents and skeptics, however, view Khan as an opportunist, vicious at times, who thinks only in terms of his own advancement.

He was one of the evening's pantomime villains for Chelsea fans – his duel with Diego Costa was vicious at times with one elbow flung at the striker in the first half prompting Mourinho to suggest retrospective action might be appropriate.

It's my job to race and I love my job [but] it can be pretty vicious at times.' Scottish driver Dario Franchitti, who was fourth at Miami, also reflected on the sombreness of the afternoon as he spoke of his shock at the tragedy and how it affected the mood of the drivers.

We're still in such a vicious partisan time.