Sentence examples for violently like from inspiring English sources

As long as this indecision continues, stocks are likely to remain bouncing quite violently like a cork in a bath.

Then, at 8 48 a.m. last Tuesday, their building, 1 World Trade Center, lurched violently, like a ship in high seas.

The people here are accustomed to idolizing those who die violently, like Jesus Malverde, a bandit revered by drug traffickers who has a flower-filled, dollar bill-covered shrine that fits dozens of people at a time.

The management of the theatre has suspended a net below the ceiling, in case Sensurround — the giant speakers that rumble violently, like an earthquake — actually dislodges part of the structure.

Without constant Fed intervention, there is no doubt that the U.S. stock market would have corrected violently like it has in the past.

And, frankly, on the rare occasions I can find six quarters for the rickety metal stand near my Oak Park home, it has to be shaken violently like a vending machine to get its disappointing bounty.

Soon Forster was in a position to write of Buckingham's falling "violently in liking" with him.

A simple cylindrical whisker would have flopped around violently, much like the antenna on the hood of car does in the wind.

"I got really violently ill like I've never been before," Sacks said.

And every dad towel, every single one, is violently patterned like this.

The day before he died he was especially busy and moving like crazy" "overall movement was the same except for the last 24 hours with a big spike in movement during the day and then nothing by evening" "he moved almost violently" "moved like crazy then nothing" "she was a little more active in the last two weeks and her pattern was slightly off.