Sentence for violently | Use violently in a sentence

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• She laughed violently. (10)
• The bed shook violently. (10)
• The booth shook violently. (10)
• He seemed violently excited. (8)
• He was swung violently round. (10)
• Felix shook his head violently. (8)
• The bell rings violently again. (9)
• Christian was trembling violently. (8)
• His heart began beating violently. (10)
• He spoke violently and imperiously. (10)
• Her dutifulness cried violently no. (10)
• At last she shook her head violently. (8)
• She started violently and looked down. (8)
• Joe Pillin started violently, and rose. (8)
• The mare swerved violently and stopped. (8)
• The seamstress was trembling violently. (8)
• The bell rings violently, peal upon peal. (9)
• The horse had reared as if violently stung. (10)
• He thumped at the door violently and entered. (10)
• He pulled violently at the bars of the obstruction. (10)
• He was more violently alive than she had ever seen a man. (8)
• Panting violently, he flings himself at his door, and beats on it. (8)
• He at the window was seen struggling violently to wrench away a bar. (8)
• He pulled it open, and started violently as though he had been stung. (12)
• The effect of these words was to colour violently two pair of cheeks. (10)
• Johanna repulsed him violently; she jeered and sighed and hid her face. (12)
• Mrs. Pendyce leaned against the door; her knees were trembling violently. (8)
• When the centre of him was violently struck he was a genius in penetration. (10)
• The door slammed violently on such further speech as he had in him to utter. (10)
• He knocked at the door violently, and had to knock a second and a third time. (10)
• He knocked at the door violently, and had to knock a second and a third time. (22)
• The hero fires them too, but less certainly, less violently than the villain. (16)
• Niobe under the shafts of Diana was hardly less violently and mortally assailed. (10)
• But her heart belied these reflections, for it throbbed so violently that it ached. (5)
• Its only effect was to make my head feel as if it were violently waggled to and fro. (14)
• His clothing was deranged; it seemed to have been violently torn apart, exposing the abdomen. (1)
• I construed her unintelligible speech as an attack upon my father, and abused her violently. (10)
• So it was agreed: Mrs. Marsett acted violently the thrill of delight she felt in the prospect. (10)
• Mr. Stone, who shivered violently now that he was on his feet, turned his face up to the cabman. (8)
• There he blew the bellows so violently that the housekeeper looked at him with silent indignation. (5)
• Or had she not so violently controlled her nature as she did, I believe she might have been saved. (10)
• When she entered his room she found him sitting up in bed with burning cheeks and coughing violently. (5)
• At times she surprised her heart violently beating when there had not been a thought to set it in motion. (10)
• He knew the exact feeling expressed by it, when one has come violently on an errand and has done no good. (10)
• In our hot moods we would desire things like unto ourselves, and object violently to whatsoever is unlike. (10)
• Even as he spoke his horse staggered, but, recovering its foothold with an effort, stood trembling violently. (8)
• Ere he had passed the curtain of the chamber Bhanavar caught him by the arm, and she was trembling violently. (10)
• Young Strumolowski shook his head violently; his hair, thick, smooth, close as a golden plate, did not fall off. (8)
• Soames looked at him with his supercilious calm unbroken, but James knew well enough that he was violently angry. (8)
• How was he to know, when he wanted Irene so violently, and she consented to be his, that she would never love him? (8)
• At length, returning Day enabled me to behold the unprincipled Scoundrel who had so violently disturbed my feelings. (4)
• He went up to his bedroom to get a book, and his heart began to beat violently, for she was in there making the bed. (8)
• But we seem to be effecting a kind of insurance on the life of the things we love best by crying them down violently. (10)
• She shut her eyes from it: the sight carried her too violently to her escape; but her heart caught it up and huzzaed. (10)
• Such dropping of deadly shells in a quiet society went near to scattering it violently; but the union was necessitous. (10)
• Fortunately for Soames, the House of Lords was violently attacked in 1909, and the noble owner became alarmed and angry. (8)
• After all Boris would not mind their having the full benefit of an American stream, which he himself so violently despised. (8)
• He caught her hand, and flung it violently away; she shrieked with delight in his childish resentment, and left him sulking. (9)
• The feeling was irrational; it could give her no reply, or only the multitudinous which are the question violently repeated. (10)
• It had been their playful practice to convey struggling tabby to the top of the cage and then hurl her violently to the floor. (21)
• The two gentlemen nighest upon violently resenting his brutality to Duchess Susan, led her from the room in company with Chloe. (10)
• To her surprise, her father became violently enraged, and uttered a stern prohibition, speaking a word that stained her cheeks. (10)
• At the same time, her heart cried out violently against the business of a visit to Lady de Culme, and all the steps it involved. (10)
• Each year saw more of their silver cockleshells putting out from port, and the cheeks of those who blew the sails more violently distended. (8)
• He had nothing but this torn-up letter from some anonymous ruffian, whose impudent intrusion into his private life he so violently resented. (8)
• Your son and Voss walked on together as far as the Tiergarten, and during that time Voss seemed to be violently expostulating with your son. (12)
• She began to tear hers violently off and to fling them on chairs, scolding, and laughing at the same time with Minnie, at their absent-mindedness. (9)
• Yes, but the battles with Charlotte forced on his recognition once more, and violently, the singular consequences of his retirement and Coriolanus quarrel with his countrymen. (10)

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