| Military force was used, rubber collecting became compulsory, and defaulters were barbarically punished by having their limbs amputated. |
| But less than nine months later they occupied it and barbarically exiled the democratically elected Government. |
| It was barbarically hung with banners, but it was not exactly a cheery place. |
| Unlike most of his output, these horror comics, often scripted and barbarically inked by others, look as if they were done for the money. |
| One of those is Kenneth Bigley, a British engineer held hostage by terrorists who have already barbarically murdered his two American comrades. |
| She was dreaming that Anna Zanidov stood before her in the barbarically painted evening gown. |
