Sentence examples for violence caught from inspiring English sources

The increasing violence caught the attention of Mark L. Wolf, now chief judge of United States District Court in Massachusetts, who had worked to help resettle Indochinese refugees in the 1970s.

If I could own one drawing, I might choose the nine sketched versions of Moses about to fling down the Commandment tablets — a kinetically imagined act of violence caught up in a heart-racing, machine-gun stutter.

Violence caught up with F1 when Force India team members were forced to flee as petrol bombs were thrown over their vehicle on their way back from the Grand Prix racing track at Sakhir.

It is a complicated, ambitious play with only three parts: Piper plays Ann, a victim of domestic violence caught between two men - Dave, the attractive bully (Kris Marshall), and Patrick, the kind weakling (Fox).

Violence caught on camera over the weekend of police arresting approximately 80 protesters and, in one now-notorious case, apparently spraying mace into the faces of female protesters has generated an outcry over the NYPD's "cowardly" use of force on peaceful protesters.

Then, the violence caught up with him.

A report by Amnesty International in 2007 found that native victims of sexual violence get caught in a complex jurisdictional maze between tribal, state and federal authorities.

This month, the violence finally caught up with Amin.

In its primitive violence readers caught echoes of Vietnam, the Sharon Tate murders, even of John F. Kennedy's assassination.

"The age of senseless violence has caught up with us, too," sighs a Scottish-burred government bureaucrat (Alexander Knox) when he learns of the attack.

He was accused of a vigilante murder in 2002, but later acquitted after going on the run for several months.Last year Central America's rising drug violence finally caught international attention.