| In the Old Testament, two teenagers can't live together without one braining the other. |
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| Somehow or another all concerned manage to avoid braining each other with guitars, mic stands and various other musical impedimenta. |
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| Win. 5. Safer throwing boots Tired of accidentally braining a six-year-old when you hurl your wellingtons across the park? |
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| After braining Jude Law with an oar, Damon had earned an entire generation's admiration – and his career was reborn. |
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| Iranian women were braining up even as patriarchal clerics sought to keep them down. |
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| Players had been flinging nasty elbows at opposing heads, as if ignoring recent league-mandated inhibitions about braining a rival. |
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| And I've seen plates thrown — I've even thrown a few myself — but I've never heard of one cook jamming a boning knife into another cook's rib cage or braining him with a meat mallet. |
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