Sentence examples for violently changed from inspiring English sources

"IN THE BEDROOM" Tom Wilkinson and Sissy Spacek are a quiet New England couple whose lives are violently changed when their son (Nick Stahl) is killed.

But suddenly everything violently changed.

Philip Toynbee describes it as a turning point in Waugh's journey from outright satire to disillusioned realism: "Much of this book is in the old manner, funny-preposterous laced with funny-bitter, but the whole tone and atmosphere are violently changed when the little boy is killed".

The investigation is still in Malaysia's hands, though, and it still seems fragile, as if, with the next press conference and the next reëxamined assumption, it could violently change course again.

An English royal document that could draw France into the Revolutionary War violently changes hands in "Sealed Fate," Episode 205 of "Turn: Washington's Spies" on AMC.

"This thin bar is unstable and a few billion years later it violently changes in a process known as buckling," wrote Wegg.

Egypt's investigation committee added earlier this week that radar images showed the plane swerved violently and changed direction, then turned 360 degrees before crashing.

Winds fluctuated violently and changed direction, preventing the ship from remaining stabilized despite being within safe operating limits.

The town, Beledweyne, has changed hands violently several times in recent months.

There is no syllabus and the lectures can change violently at a moment's notice.

He was fired in mid-1989, reportedly after three of his co-workers became violently sick.... Swango legally changed his name to David Jackson Adams, and took courses to be certified as an emergency medical technician.