Sentence examples for violently removed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ashour was "violently removed" from the scene, but reportedly survived.

It was an inescapable sign of just how badly Columbia had slumped after the upheaval of 1968, when students occupied buildings until city police violently removed them.

The whole country was saying, 'Time to go home, let the big boys deal with it.' On that night we were violently removed.

One ambulance driver said he was stopped by police, who violently removed wounded protesters from the back of his vehicle and ordered him at gunpoint to leave.

"The tragedy is that while Christians were praying on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral, the cathedral gave permission for them to be forcibly and violently removed.

At one point, an interloper climbed up an artsy stage decoration and rocked it dangerously until he was violently removed by a security detail.

A few officers were seen violently removing two young men from the square and herding them into a back alley.

Anyone motivated by solidarity or ideology to violently remove a foreign head of state risks arrest and a very long term of imprisonment when they return to UK.

This June, G4S was also accused of violently removing protesters from its own AGM at London's ExCeL Centre (an allegation the company has denied).

In this telling, violently removing the crusading Waynes unbalances Gotham's vast ecosystem of corruption, triggering power-plays and vengeful gang wars.

Tieger said Karadzic publicly "bragged at the time about the painstaking steps he was taking" to violently remove non-Serbs from parts of Bosnia to create an "ethnically pure" Serb mini-state.