Sentence examples for violent tide from inspiring English sources
And it's worth noting that the three mass shootings in Europe this week were dispersed and utterly unrelated to each other or to the continent's recent terrorist violence, which strongly suggests they were a tragic fluke rather than part of a violent tide.
With the seal removed from its resting place, the moon begins to crack apart, causing unpredictable and violent tides.
It's safe to say that I missed the Nirvana generation, still, violent tides of Nirvana approval or detest ran through my group of millennial teenagers.
A year later, when the violent tides of the May '68 student uprising run red the streets of Paris, Godard quotes his own screenplay.
Crimson Tide 1995; Hollywood.
With the building still not complete, a violent new tide of conflict sealed its fate.
Unable to stem the tide of violent extremism under Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, he resigned after only nine months in office.
The years in between were a raucous era in which Los Angeles almost doubled its population while becoming overwhelmed by drugs, gangs, guns and a tide of violent crime.
He also wrote trenchant articles for the most outspoken newspapers and magazines of the time, in which he tried to warn against the tide of violent repression that was engulfing Argentina.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across India on Wednesday, calling on authorities to stem the rising tide of violent sexual attacks on women, after a 23-year-old medical student was raped and beaten by six men on a Delhi bus.
