Sentence examples for violent bench from inspiring English sources

Form improved during the second half of the season with the team winning five of their first seven home games during 2001, including a 6 4 victory over the Sheffield Steelers marred by a violent bench clearing brawl.

Mr. Van Booy has adopted one of Edward Albee's best-known scenarios (a potentially violent park bench encounter, as in "The Zoo Story") and one of his most effective conceits (multiple iterations of the same person, à la "Three Tall Women"), though he relies heavily on the platitudes that Mr. Albee loves to subvert.

"Jonny Gomes of the Rays has been suspended for two games and fined an undisclosed amount for his violent actions, which escalated the bench-clearing incident.

Shelley Duncan of the Yankees has been suspended for three games and fined an undisclosed amount for his violent and reckless actions, which incited the bench-clearing incident.

The resulting sense of entitlement held by CAFC judges in the 80s and 90s to legislate from the bench produced one of the most violent expressions of judicial activism ever, and the results have been predictably abhorrent.

Ejected for a violent tackle on Mauricio Cienfuegos, Etchjeverry sat on the bench for several minutes instead of going directly to the dressing room.

The defendants who shuffle in front of Dugan's high bench, most of them charged with non-violent crimes such as drunk driving or drug possession, are often a hangdog lot.

Echols told police that it was at this point he "lost it", and proceeded to push McKinney face-first over a bench next to the bus before launching a violent attack.

Her mistress' manners were equally bad; every time her companion tried to touch her elbow to guide her out of the laps of the people waiting on the benches, the old blind lady gave her companion a violent push.

Wershe was never charged with a violent crime, but a judge called him "worse than a mass murderer" from the bench, before the teen-ager had even faced trial.

"I want the public, the bench and the bar to know that our prosecutions of murderers and violent criminal street gang members are tough but fair... and we are not violating the rights of defendants".