Sentence examples for violent killing from inspiring English sources

Earliest man probably ran about on the ground, horribly violent, killing everything.

Opposition-led protests to unseat the government of the prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, had turned violent, killing four people.

KABUL, Afghanistan — A night raid by American troops in the eastern province of Nangarhar left at least 10 Afghans dead, and within hours, on Friday morning, protests by their relatives and friends turned violent, killing at least one other person, according to accounts from witnesses and Afghan officials.

Syria's uprising-turned-civil war has become increasingly violent, killing more than 100,000 people so far.

But the intentional and often violent killing of another brings about a complex grieving process that is interrupted, sidelined and trivialised in favour of a criminal investigation.

"This radical Islamism worries us because it is only a few hundred kilometers from the European Union," Mr. Frattini said, adding that, "nothing can justify the violent killing of hundreds of innocent civilians".

While Americans have been flocking to see the violent "Kill Bill: Vol. 2" and "The Passion of the Christ," British moviegoers have kept "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" at the top of the box office for three consecutive weeks, Reuters reported yesterday.

But the report said the Israeli force's response was excessively violent in killing nine of the passengers and wounding many more.

During the first few weeks of the German invasion, which first touched Lithuania and other lands that the Soviets had just annexed, local peoples took part in a few hundred extremely violent pogroms, killing some 24,000 Jews.

On July 3rd, having sacked the provincial governor, who was widely liked in Hama, armed troops returned to the city and resumed their campaign of violent intimidation, killing at least 24 demonstrators over the next two days.The regime is following a script familiar from other recent protest sites around the country.

Her one investor is her father's new girlfriend, Trudy (Isabella Rossellini), a wealthy widow whose fiercely protective attitude toward her late husband's accumulated riches tips Joy off to the essential concept — perhaps metaphorical but still emotionally violent — of killing to defend the investment.