Sentence examples for violent breaking from inspiring English sources

"Then the people became violent, breaking glass and pulling knives," Jamaluddin said.

From 1935 to 1946, he lived by his wits and mostly at night, taking harsh, flash-lighted pictures of fast-moving, often violent breaking news that he sold to the city's several dailies.

She creates a closed-in world of characters whose tendrils intertwine in emotionally complex ways; she's a filmmaker of community and family — of bonds, their pathologies, and their violent breaking.

Russian riot police officers that have stood up in court and testified under oath about their actions during the violent breaking up of the peaceful rally on May 6 , 2012in Moscow, that they could not always overcome their conscience and do what they are ordered to, or lie under oath in court about acts of organised violence from peaceful protesters that never happened during that rally.

For instance, as McGlinchey (2013) shows, despite the violent breaking of a workers' strike in the city of Zhanaozen in 2011 (the so-called the Zhanaozen massacre), the Nazarbayev regime generally treated with understanding and recognised the legitimacy of protesters' demands in similar occurrences henceforth.

Anger with Libya's transitional government reached a violent breaking point while it was in session on Sunday night.

In the next three weeks, #BlackLivesMatter appeared on Twitter nearly 2m times as protests, some of them violent, broke out in Ferguson and other cities across the US.

Protests, sometimes violent, broke out in cities across Brazil last month against corruption, poor public services and the high cost of events like the 2014 World Cup.

Contemporaries and later generations alike shared the feeling that Peter's reign had been revolutionary a radical and violent break with the centuries-old traditions of Muscovy.

Karadzic, a former psychologist and poet, told judges he was a "physician and literary man" who was a reluctant player in the violent break-up of Yugoslavia.

An Indonesian court sentenced a notorious militia leader today to 10 years in prison, the minimum penalty, for crimes committed during East Timor's violent break from Indonesia.