Sentence examples for violent flying from inspiring English sources

This is the first big-screen version of the classic 1970s cop series since the highly efficient 1978 Sweeney 2 in which John Thaw and Dennis Waterman reprised their TV roles as the boozy, violent Flying Squad Inspector Jack Regan (very obviously a British "Dirty" Harry Callahan) and his dedicated sidekick George Carter.

"They" are ghosts, and according to Ms. Mercado's new memoir, "Grave's End Llewellyn Publicationsns), they include a morose 1950's man with a ducktail haircut, a violent flying hairclip, and an invisible force that pressed family members into their mattresses and occasionally stroked Ms. Mercado's breasts and thighs.

They're violent, fly off the handle quickly and are duplicitous double dealers with little or no honor.

The "violent" flyer was a direct parody of a one-page newsletter posted earlier this year called "The Monthly Rag".

And then it suddenly turns very unpleasant when Michael goes off on a violent fantasy about flying an Apache helicopter.

About ensuring that no crash, however violent, results in a competitor flying off a track?

The violent passages, with steel knives flying through the air and turning end over end, are as uncanny and beautiful as similar scenes in "The Matrix".

To's magnificent use of slow motion within his spectacularly violent set pieces has bullets flying and bodies spinning as if in a mad ballet staged by Brian De Palma.

To's magnificent use of slow motion within his spectacularly violent set pieces has bullets flying and bodies spinning as if it were a mad ballet staged by Brian De Palma.

Another moment of eye-rolling lunacy occurs when Sandra and Bert's nutty daughter, Cora Katherine Waterstonn), and Dirk's still more emotionally disturbed son, James Shane McRaee), suddenly lunge atop the dining table and have violent sex, sending the flatware flying while their parents are touring the Cabots' new basement.

The violent passages, with steel knives flying through the air and turning end over end, are as uncanny and beautiful as similar scenes in "The Matrix". There's a big drop in excitement every time V and little Evey discuss life and art in the shadow gallery, but, all in all, James McTeigue seems just as skilled as the Wachowskis in putting together a large-scale movie.