Sentence examples for wave of cruel from inspiring English sources

Still there comes disturbing news: A fur craze in China has led to a wave of cruel bobcat trappings in the West, wild horses in government corrals were recently shot and killed by persons unknown, and canned hunts continue across the land.

Her latest advice comes after a lengthy consultation with Dr Nick Lowe (not 80s new wave legend of Cruel to Be Kind fame, but the other one), who talked her through the causes and cures for dark circles under the eyes.

"Rabin wanted to end the conflict and he worked for peace, but he too was forced to deal with a cruel wave of terror.

It has a downright hostile take on the new wave of devolution, calling it a "cruel deception" and claiming that "there are no constitutional answers to economic problems", which is not the Manchester position at all.

This new wave of executions is the latest in a series of cruel, barbaric, slow-strangulation hangings, designed to intimidate and terrorise the indigenous Ahwazi Arab population into submission.

From seventh on the ladder and handicapped by a succession of cruel injuries, the Bulldogs have dominated this finals series, riding an unstoppable wave of momentum.

Veterans of the second world war subsequently reported back in another wave of conflict fiction, including Nicholas Monsarrat's The Cruel Sea (1951) and two American works from the same year: From Here To Eternity by James Jones and Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny.

"Think of cruel and unusual punishment.

Thirteen yeas of cruel embargo imposed on Iraq, pushed people there to do a lot of things to keep survive.

"It was nothing short of cruel.

He maintains a kind of cruel faith.