Sentence examples for violent twist from inspiring English sources

Fans, including David Cameron, are glued to every violent twist and turn.

Mr. Barnes also concludes Tony's story with a violent twist that feels more like a narrative contrivance than an inevitable revealing.

The shootings were a violent twist in a long string of depressing events that have clouded City Hall in Camden, New Jersey's poorest city.

And in "When in Rome" he depicts the love-hate relationship between two brothers in scorching detail, but then goes on to give it a predictably violent twist that italicizes the foul depths to which sibling rivalry can sink.

After being sent to a school for troubled kids in a remote part of the Northwest, she escapes and ends up with a violent twist in Las Vegas.

Urban enters to play some guitar riffs before the video ends with a shocking (and violent) twist -- take a look above.

After the plot moves through an inevitable sequence of violent twists, Dunmore herself seems eager to undo some of the melodrama she's created.

The characterizations are so convincing, in fact, that the final breathless and violent twists of the plot feel overdone -- not the kinds of things that would happen to people you know, as you have come to know these.

On an episode from "Glee," in which "Singin' in the Rain" is reframed as a mash-up with Rihanna's "Umbrella," Gwyneth Paltrow and others splash around while the camera — in this case less a one-eyed monster than a violent, twisting fire hose — takes a dizzying tour of the stage.

And then, the following year, Hitchcock, searching around for one last film to make before boarding the boat to America, picked up Launder and Gilliat's script and announced his intention to film it - if they would write a new opening and add some violent twists to the last reel.

The most common direction of dislocation is anterolateral in which the mechanism most often involves a violent, twisting motion.