Pulling his fist back in a massive haymaker, he shot his arm forward with the force of a battering ram. |
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Police are replacing the battering ram with the more covert ways of catching the dealers. |
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John undid the latch and opened the door as if he were breaking in, using his shoulder like a battering ram. |
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Another large weapon of siege was used primarily in storms, the battering ram. |
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Officers convinced he was at home used a metal battering ram to break the door down. |
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The mob uprooted a street lamp and used it as battering ram to smash in the doors. |
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The joiner eventually borrowed the police battering ram and forced the door open. |
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Shortly before 4 p.m. police used a battering ram to break down the front door of the home. |
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A close cousin to humour as a political battering ram is comedy designed to break taboos. |
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After about thirty seconds, the first two officers in the line used a battering ram to knock down the door. |
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She uses shame like a battering ram that breaks down his self belief and confidence. |
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It is dramatic, extreme, a battering ram to bust down a door that will not open. |
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Within seconds one of them had fitted a hydraulic jack to the door frame while another began to slam it with a battering ram. |
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As part of the operation, 11 detectives used a battering ram to smash down the front door of the Keswick Street house at 7.30 am. |
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Members of the Armed Response Unit used an enforcer battering ram to smash through the door. |
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It is thought the passengers may have used a trolley as a battering ram to break down the cockpit door. |
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I assure you, no matter how high the wall, or how cold the siege, in the end all my battles have ended with the battering ram breaking through the main gate. |
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But, also, such pulse-pounding adventure is a battering ram against the central bulwark of a civilized society. |
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The battering ram crashed rhythmically against the doors, and as the pins slid out one by one, the doors weakened and groaned in their hinged sockets. |
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Hospital staff and police believe that concrete bollards were loaded into a shopping trolley and used as a battering ram on the cars and some windows. |
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Two teams of officers, some clad in protective gear, used a battering ram to break down the back door, while another team went in through the front. |
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That was as good as showing a red flag to a bull, and the woman put her head down and thundered forward like a battering ram, flailing her hooked weapon around. |
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They attacked the fort, capturing it after scaling the six-metre-high palisade and knocking down the gate with a battering ram. |
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He speaks softly, and makes his case with a battering ram of statistics and facts. |
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Open capital markets are the battering ram of economic revolution in Europe. |
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Time and again many Eurosceptics have used fraud within the European Union institutions as a battering ram to beat us with. |
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He has to use a battering ram as well as mining to chase out Robert and his men. |
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There aren't many town walls that can withstand the power of ten men and a crown of steel that a battering ram consists of. |
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We must not allow the low social standards in some of the new Member States to be used as a battering ram to reverse the social achievements of more advanced Member States. |
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Too often, the 12 has been used as a battering ram rather than a rapier. |
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This is thought to originate from the practice of carving a leopard head as a motif on the head of the log used as a battering ram. |
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The battering ram of misandry is another attempt to silence debate. |
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One with a pistol strapped to his hip swings a battering ram into a door. |
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Tonight, he was a battering ram whenever anyone tried to interrupt him. |
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Beckenbauer promptly took off his draftsman, Magath, and brought on the old battering ram, Hoeness, who in the past had rescued the Germans from such fraught situations. |
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The European Union is being used by imperialists and multinationals as a battering ram to break the people's resistance and make them give up their fight for a better tomorrow. |
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A crescendo of whirring feedback was broken by a battering ram guitar riff as the Welsh trio kicked-off with a thunderous version of new single Cholla. |
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