Sentence examples for violently through from inspiring English sources

Her parents fought violently through her teens.

It sang violently through the darkness and began to change.

A sudden surge in selling would most likely ripple violently through global markets.

On Saturday, new unrest erupted on the streets as furious mobs of Chávez supporters marched violently through the capital, looting stores in poor areas.

The 16th-century work, hanging in the Prado in Madrid, features a harp with its base thrust violently through a lute.

Waves from the explosion, especially in enclosed places like buses or restaurants, reverberate violently through the human body, collapsing lungs, breaking small bones and destroying internal organs.

The frame's inner edge is rough, as if the door had been violently broken through.

Then change comes — sometimes gradually and naturally, sometimes violently or through arbitrary accident — and the once-ordinary life is lost to us, becomes the irrecoverable past, missed or regretted or left behind with relief, but, mostly, forgotten.

"But it's about whether we're going to give meaning to the lives of children who died violently or through neglect this year or whether we're going to let them be meaningless".

Further delicious textual mysteries include the fact that the word "house" itself, whether in English, German or French, is always printed in grey and baseline-shifted upwards, as if bashed out on a dodgy old typewriter; and that every reference to the myth of the Minotaur by Zampanò has been violently struck through.

"Like the large quantities of steam that escape from cauldrons when water boils, the accumulated air in the body is violently expelled through the mouth when the body temperature rises," he wrote.