Sentence examples for violent pull from inspiring English sources

48th over: England 309-6 (Bresnan 1 Morgan 2) Violent pull for four off Taylor's first ball by Collingwood.

Researchers now have a possible explanation for the paradox: gas clouds that are dense enough to hang together in defiance of a black hole's violent pull.

Rich businessmen, refugees for a few days of "picnic" from more violent Kandahar, pull on apple-scented shisha pipes like lotus eaters in the pagodas of the local pleasure garden.

It is a source of simultaneous pain and pride that Alabama's progress has often been the result of force, of violent push and pull, among conflicting visions of the state, from the Civil War to the civil-rights movement and beyond.

Chris, a dreamer and a book worm, finds a strange liberty in the dissolution of her family as a tragedy wrought from her dad's violent temper pulls them apart.

In his youth, he was a violent troublemaker, pulling pranks and harassing African Americans.

They say participants can earn points for different violent acts: Pulling a Muslim woman's headscarf is worth 25 points, for example, while throwing acid in a Muslim person's face is worth 50 points; killing Muslims with a "gun, knife, vehicle" or other device is worth 500 points, and burning or bombing a mosque is worth 1,000. .

The violent reactionary jihadists pull from one side; the violent reactionary nationalists push from the other.

The violent reactionary jihadists pull from one side, the violent reactionary nationalists push from the other, and the event isn't complete until everyone does their apportioned bit.

Macho guys and their averagely violent story lines pulled shows along.

Immediately after the killings, stores in Norway pulled violent video games from their shelves.