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Sentence Examples He changed directions at an immense speed, and pelted off into the jungle, tearing through the undergrowth for his life. This time angry concert-goers swore at the organisers and pelted them with stones and bottles. Hail pelted down on the forlorn figure making her way up an elegant brick path leading up to a cheery little house. Attacks ranged from verbal abuse and being spat on to being pelted with stones and shot at with airguns. And she claims her home was daubed with paint, and she has been pelted with stones. Fireworks were thrown at them, paint was daubed on their car, their puppy was pelted with bricks and there were arson attacks on their home. The rain pelted down and pelted down and the raindrops smeared my glasses so I could barely see. A holiday jet plunged thousands of feet as it was pelted with massive hailstones and struck by lightning on its way to Manchester Airport. It was grey and miserable, the rain pelted down in sheets making it nearly impossible to see. Another time, my body was pelted by dime-sized hail as I ran through blinding rain in an attempt to squeak out one last mile. Prestigious food awards have brought her best-chef gongs and pelted her with Lifetime Achievement titles. Richard does a kamikaze run in minus 20 celsius and snowing weather, getting pelted with paintballs. The guardsman hit hard and lay still, and shouts of alarm and terror mixed with fresh cries of pain as arrows pelted his straggling rearguard. A masked teenager pelted police with bricks and a table leg during the Bradford riots last year, the city's Youth Court heard yesterday. From the start of the procession we were pelted with rubbish, litter, very hard sweets, stones and eggs. Hundreds of police officers took to the streets to tackle the baying mob, only to be pelted by petrol bombs and missiles. Police vans were pelted with bottles and cans, and speakers tried to calm the crowd, but to no avail. The CRS, in even more barmily chic outfits, were getting pelted with rocks. She barnstormed for equality and was insulted, vilified, even pelted with rotten eggs for her trouble. In one of the dozen or so times this act has played over the last decade, bleacherites pelted the field with trash, temporarily halting the game. Show More Sentences Managers from the branch sat in the stocks outside being pelted with wet sponges, and firefighters turned up with a hose to give them a soaking. It went against all preconceptions of the religion when rival factions pelted each other with brinnies. Windows had been broken, houses pelted by eggs and apples, cars damaged and property vandalised. The fire sputtered and spat as it was pelted by the rain, but our food was hot and I had poured the morning's broth into the jugs already. Ahead of him, he could barely make out the camp and its wooden stockade around its borders, swaying in the wind as it was pelted with rain. The intense violence came to a head at the weekend as hundreds of rioters pelted police with petrol bombs, blast bombs, rocks and bottles. Reportedly, the otherwise peaceable crowd pelted him with plastic bottles and bran muffins. The Italians, including some of the world's wealthiest players, were pelted with tomatoes when they sneaked back home on a midnight flight. The Freeport bus has been pelted with stones and missiles hurled from the road and even shot at with an air gun, shattering a window. Drunken youths had also pelted a 50-year-old woman's roof with empty beer bottles after she told them to be quiet last year. In some cities firemen have been pelted with rocks and even attacked with fireworks. In other attacks homes have been pelted with pork products and bacon hung on doors. From some fifty feet away, the original storyteller said he had pelted several stones at the presumably expired alien thing. He is reported to have pelted two stones at his relative, who retaliated by stabbing him. Tripping and stumbling in her haste, she raced up the stairs and pelted for her room at the end of the hall. He ripped off his shoes, shoving them in his belt, then pelted forward, knocking startled onlookers aside. There were two or three cut out of the female while she was being pelted, they were killed and threw over aboard. During the night of October 18, Hurricane Hazel pelted Toronto with rain and killed 81 people. He sat for hours in an open booth, pelted by the elements, but he found the experience exhilarating. After being dragged from his truck, Denny was pelted with bricks and beaten within an inch of his life by a crowd of black men. Show More Sentences Yesterday, when I was being smeared and pelted with snow while breaking my back, my neighbor cleared his tiny, non corner walk in about 3 minutes and then went back inside. As the rain pelted down, two security guards together with the chauffeur struggled to manipulate the gate's intricate alarm system which was on shutdown. The officers were being pelted with missiles and were in serious danger. More than 300 people were believed to have been involved in the violence, which saw police being pelted with missiles, shops looted and cars attacked. And earlier this year, a lollipop lady nearly quit her job after being pelted with a drinks can, water balloons and a stick by students from the school. About 100 people armed with sticks and stones savagely pelted the house. It was his idea that all new Chelsea signings should have to sing a song in the dressing room on their first day, usually while being scorned and pelted with rubbish. The enthusiastic crowd then pelted him with heads of lettuce. Driving rain and snow pelted our helicopter as we made our way to the site of the commercial seal hunt. The pillory was a set of stocks that imprisoned head and arms and was used to humiliate petty offenders, who would be insulted and perhaps pelted with mud by passers-by. Many stones were pelted at my car as I waited to negotiate the roundabout. She has admitted she was pelted with eggs and toilet roll by bullies. Windows were smashed, fires lit, fire extinguishers flung from the roof and the outnumbered police pelted with sticks. After the females were pelted and pups fell out onto the deck the pups were thrown over the side. The value of fur animals intended for pelting is not calculated separately as most fur animals are pelted in the fall. The storms brought winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour and pelted areas near the launch pad with hailstones. Men may wear soft non-strawhats from May 15 to September 15th without being pelted by street urchins, etc. Debris pelted down from the rolled edges of the fireball like meteors, buffeting those who had been lucky enough to avoid the initial explosion, slamming them to the ground. In the next scene, it does, complete with Romans being pelted with pots, thrown into the impluvium, and drowned in vats of baked beans. Earlier, hooligans pelted riot police and uniformed officers with bottles after numerous incidents on the Wearmouth Bridge approach to the stadium. Show More Sentences The union officials changed their minds after they were booed and heckled by the strikers, who pelted them with stones and threatened to lynch them. Unfortunately, I was pelted with hail as I ran for my car after a hardcore session in the library, so I'm in no mood to ponder the wonders of nature. During Richard and Adam's song a woman ran from backstage and pelted the judges with eggs. At least 20 people were arrested as protesters pelted state buildings, public buses and passing cars with rocks. I was present when the female hood was being pelted and the young pup fell out onto the deck. The lawyers pelted stones at police from sessions court building and collectorate building around noon. Tamanna Rahman, who wore a hijab headscarf and acted as if she spoke very little English, was pelted with stones and glass and on one occasion an 11-year-old boy tried to steal her purse, threatening to kill her. Earlier, police in Society Street were pelted with petrol bombs as an Apprentice Boys bannerette was being dedicated. Anyone who failed to wear a sprig of oak risked being pelted with bird's eggs or thrashed with nettles. He was found in possession of one whole harp seal, one partly pelted harp seal, one harp seal pelt as well as a shotgun and ammunition, which were ordered forfeited to the crown. In Neighbours, Toadfish lost a tooth in a battle with Billy over Melissa then Rupert Sprod pelted gay teacher Andrew Watson with an egg. A PENSIONER pelted a knife-wielding robber with carrots and sticky tape when he tried to steal money from her shop, a court heard yesterday. The day the strikers' wives pelted the scabs with rotten eggs and a strikebreaker and Irish ex-cop named Edward Casey cracked Jimmie Morris's skull, the governor of Wisconsin called in the National Guard from Milwaukee. The protestors broke the windows of police vehicles and pelted petrol bomb upon them. The people were appalled by their emperor's complicity and pelted him with rocks and darts. The Aztecs, however, jeered at Moctezuma, and pelted him with stones and darts. Blair was pelted with eggs and shoes, and encountered an attempted citizen's arrest for war crimes. In May this year, Macaulay stormed off stage during gig in Nottingham and cancelled the rest of his UK tour after he was booed and pelted with pints of beer by the audience during his kazoo solo performance. Also being pelted by the makebelieve snow at the East Belfast monument were Abigail Totton, Lucy Murray, Gary Hunt and Owen Munsey. A Love Productions TV crew was forced to scarper from Derby Road in Southampton after they were pelted with eggs and our. Show More Sentences Jim Murphy has vowed to get back on his soapbox this week despite being pelted with eggs. In 1965 Mr Paisley infamously pelted Sean Lamass, one of Mr Ahern's predecessors as taoiseach, with snowballs when he visited Stormont in an attempt to improve relations between the republic and Northern Ireland. I seen seven pups thrown over the side after the female was pelted. Data for animals on fur farms are obtained from the Livestock Section of Agriculture Division and may include some animals which were not pelted during the normal fall pelting season. In 2008 Mr Galloway was pelted with a rubber stress ball as he was campaigning in an open-top bus in London. In 2008 the Bradford West MP was pelted with a rubber stress ball as he was campaigning in an open-top bus in London. Walcott and his stretcher-bearers were pelted with missiles with the Arsenal striker smiling broadly. Supporters had pelted the Republic of Ireland coach with oranges that November evening, but the barrage of local fruit was the least of his worries as the visitors found themselves outclassed in just their second qualifier. On one occasion, Suetonius writes, Vespasian was pelted with turnips. In disgraceful violence recalling the worst days of soccer hooliganism, officers were pelted for more than an hour with paving stones, bricks, flares and thunderflashes. An eye-watering 1,000 people pelted the Today FM DJ as part of the Laya Healthcare Street Performance World Championship in Dublin's Merrion Square. Police say officers were pelted with around 50 petrol bombs as they attended the scene of two burning cars in Fahan Street at round 1am yesterday. Mr Ebrahim described how he was with his son when a masked mob of rioters pelted his vehicle with firebombs on Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Highway in August last year. Examples from Classical Literature One of our chaps, taking in a load of wounded, was chased and pelted the other day. So that, apart from other missiles, our shaven heads were sure to be pelted with jeers. He was too insensitive to be reached by words, no matter how she pelted them at him. The Poets who embrace and admire the people are often pelted with stones and crucified. Adelaide and Courvoisier, it seemed, might almost be pelted with the same stones. Two of the persons who went to fetch them were well thrashed and pelted with stones. Then we pelted her with sunshine, and caressed her with shade, and then she was happiest of all. Poor Bell, instead of being applauded, was pelted with a hailstorm of ridicule. We panted as we pelted on, parched and weary, faint and footsore. The police acted after the protesters pelted them with stones in the town of Kom Umbo, the source said. He was, accordingly, swung aloft, and pelted with stones to make his death more certain. A group of about 20 youths pelted the fire engine with bricks and stones, breaking the windscreen and side window. The bailiffs were pelted with rocks when they came to distrain. They raced and squealed and pelted down the long white hill towards the bridge. Information from fire services show firefighters being attacked, pelted with objects and verbally abused as they try to respond to emergency call outs. Mas'r and Tom pelted the poor drowning creature with stones. 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