Sentence examples for work violently from inspiring English sources
These plainclothes policemen rejoiced at the news, because it meant they could finally get to work... Finally get to work violently arresting people who had been taunting them for hours.
But in subbing, as in life, just when you get comfortable when you've hit that sweet spot of showing up to work violently hungover while managing to not get fired the (literal) man upstairs throws you a curve ball.
The canvas works are violently prismatic; the juxtaposition of a nuanced and complicated action result in an orgasmic explosion of color.
On December 3, 1940, Henri Young murdered fellow inmate Rufus McCain by running downstairs from the Furniture Shop to the Tailor's Shop where McCain worked and violently stabbing McCain in the neck; McCain died five hours later.
But he also said he's concerned that police may "harass" bank transfer activists that are working non-violently.
He was a kind of maverick in the way D. H. Lawrence was, or Lawrence Durrell, or John Fowles — to name but three — and I think this strangeness explains how throughout his life, after his initial success, the critical responses to his work were so violently divided.
Matisse's reclining nudes and the "Back" series of 1929 show less violently worked surfaces and more massive and obvious structuring.
His monumental canvases, with their scribbly allusions to German and American pop culture, violently worked in garish impasto, are an all-out affront.
From early black-and-white photographs in which she poses as a Hitchcock heroine in unresolved scenes from films we almost recognise, to later works that more violently transfigure her features with monster makeup, Sherman evokes the tales that shape who people become.
As we read in international papers in recent weeks, the Chinese government is actively working -- sometimes violently -- to prevent people from moving from rural areas to cities.
They said that they did not know Mr. Blanco to have a drinking problem, and that he did not act aggressively or violently at work or while waiting for work outside the Starbucks.
