Double standards make life cruel and fatal, slaughterous in the end.
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At the heart of this slaughterous game we find the impervious Paul Kagame.
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Conquests, triumphs, and slaughterous glory are not very nice till they have ceased to drip.
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But if American politicians echo the terrorists' blood-lusting, this tragedy will have been turned to slaughterous folly.
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As our men, on the other hand, were no less determined to take it, the contest became furious and slaughterous.
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You may not get the barber's chair but you get a strong sense of a man in the grip of slaughterous madness.
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At last my slaughterous appetite was gratified, and a blue-cow bore witness to the merit of my rifle, if not to my marksmanship.
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A huge bunker, designed to protect 367 people from the Luftwaffe's slaughterous raids, has been tracked down below Linthorpe Road in the town centre.
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As the author rightly acknowledges, it is not a history of the slaughterous campaign, but the story of the experiences of the 1st and 6th battalions.
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From being the outward tokens of respect and sorrow for the dead, they became converted into signals of very slaughterous and killing designs upon the living.
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Iphigenia then recites the letter to Pylades so that, if it is lost, he can still relay the message. She recites: > She that was sacrificed in Aulis send this message, Iphigenia, still alive, > though dead to those at Argos. Fetch me back to Argos, my brother, before I > die. Rescue me from this barbarian land, free me from this slaughterous > priesthood, in which it is my office to kill strangers.
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As the hero and "Champion", Kirk Douglas does a good, aggressive job, with a slight inclination to over-eagerness at times, which might amuse an old fight fan. Arthur Kennedy is dour as his crippled brother who distrusts the slaughterous sport, and Marilyn Maxwell, Ruth Roman and Lola Albright are attractive as the "champ's" various girls. Paul Stewart is most convincing as a quiet, hard-bitten manager. If one hasn't already seen the recently memorable "Body and Soul" which might have served as a model for "Champion", this is a stinging fight film to see.
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Instead, they are a maniacal regiment of supernatural forces, and it is solely up to these united American soldiers to fight the slaughterous evil of the Ghost Brigade. The film centers around Captain John Harling, a Union army man that has been awaiting the end of his enlistment; it is cut short when there are unusual murders of Union troops. To discover the culprits behind this Harling seeks Colonel Nehemiah Strayn, a former Confederate regiment commander, now sitting in a Union prison at Bowling Green, who was once Harling's teacher. The two officers, along with Colonel George Thalman supervising, set out with a small detachment of troops and a runaway slave named Rebecca.
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