Sentence examples for violent running from inspiring English sources

It was pretty brutal, a lot of violent running and jumping and catching and falling.

It's a crowd favorite here at Burning Man, especially among children, who can get very violent running around as they make the enormous bones kick, dance and jiggle.

And that despite his physical (if not violent) running style, Richardson proves to be every bit as explosive in Weeks 13-17 as he was in Weeks 1-12.

Lynch, known as Beast Mode for his aggressive and downright violent running style and who once sparked celebrations so intense that they registered on a seismograph in Seattle, was recently fined $100,000 £66,0000) for refusing to talk to the media after games.

Audiogenic seizures possessed a comparable age dependence and similar violent behavioural manifestations, including wild running and clonic or tonic activities, to those induced in wild-type mice (Seyfried et al., 1999).

The message was stark: escalate and risk a violent run-in with the Chinese Navy, or stand down and negotiate with Beijing from a position of weakness.

It has survived the violent run-up to local elections in almost half the country on July 7th, in which many candidates were intimidated and some were murdered (see article).In this section Has it failed?

After a New Year's party he has a violent run-in with a thug, reconciles with his son and discovers that his ex-wife is terminally ill with cancer.

During a scene in one book in which a prominent character has a violent run-in with a polar bear, it is hard not to mutter to yourself: "Well, at least it's not another sovereign default".

"I think it is a big sell-off — profit-taking after an enormous, ferocious, violent run upward," said James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist for Wells Capital Management, speaking about the declines in stocks.

Their friendship is as unexpected to the characters as it is to us; at one point Karl has a violent run-in with thugs at the pub who put the worst spin on it.