Sentences with phrase «violent fighting with»

However, we must supervise and make sure that neither dog takes things to an inappropriate level, such as violent fighting with each other.

Alphas, he wrote in his 1970 book «The Wolf: Ecology and Behavior of an Endangered Species,» win control of their packs in violent fights with other males.

If you allow an intact male cat outside, it often has violent fights with other males.

Not exact matches

On Nov. 28, Deschamps made a 911 call to complain that Nikolas had become violent and gotten into a fight with her son.

Combativeness may appear in a gunman, swaggering, contentious and violent, or in an educator who has declared war on the ignorance of a Chinese province, and against all obstacles is building schools with which to win his fight.

Also, the graphic parts are descriptions of battles which were fought with swords in the 7th century, which could get violent.

Well we had a violent crash with reality, noit much to do to regroup hope Sanchez gets fit and fight for that 4th

I'd let the teacher know that this kind of play isn't linked to violence, and isn't cause for concern unless a child is unable to engage in other activities, or is exhibiting other signs of aggression — repeated physical fights with other children or extremely violent play that can't be interrupted.

NYC Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito broke with Mayor Bill de Blasio over his call not to grant violent felons and those convicted of other egregious crimes access to a proposed $ 16.4 million city fund to provide free legal services to undocumented immigrants fighting deportation under Trump.

«It helps take our fight against violent and extreme pornography to where it needs to be - in tune with technology and in line with how the modern criminal mind works,» he said.

«In the telephone conversation with King Salman, President Buhari reiterated the need to strengthen international support and coalition in the fight against terrorism and violent extremism, noting that when the world stands together, there is no way good would not prevail over evil,» the statement added.

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Cartel Land is an eye - opening look into a violent world that still menaces today, and also poses a provocative question: At what point does fighting fire with fire become the only option?

However, if you want sizzle and action that's even more violent than what we've seen in previous films, you've come to the right place, as «Smaug» is more aggressive with its fight sequences and battles.

This example is a slice of 80s feminist science fiction in which women never gained equality with men and so turn to violent revolution to fight for what is rightfully theirs.

Ithaca (PG for mature themes, smoking and a violent image) Meg Ryan makes her directorial debut with this adaptation of The Human Comedy, William Saroyan's Pulitzer Prize - winning novel, set in 1942, revolving around a 14 year - old's (Alex Neustaedter) attempt to provide for his widowed mother (Ryan) and siblings (Spencer Howell and Christine Nelson) after his older brother (Jack Quaid) goes off to fight in World War II.

Extras: «Assassin's Roll Call,» «Violent Ballet: Filming The Fights,» commentary with Scott Adkins and Stu Small.

Over the course of the day we'll watch Tatum and Clarke mix it up in what will be a brutal, violent, explosion filled fight scene complete with a high tech rocket launcher called a Javelin, blue screens and a huge piece of glass.

The story of Tomb Raider begins with an amazing CGI cinematic that has Lara fighting for her life as the Endurance, the ship that she is travelling on crashes during a violent storm in the Dragon's Triangle.

Kick - Ass — based on Mark Millar's explicitly raunchy and violent 2008 comic book series Kick - Ass — Volume 1 — is a successful blend of both comic worlds with brightly attired would - be do - gooders fighting criminals with a more realistic slant, resulting in a tremendously fresh experience.

* The Cinefamily Q&A with Gareth Evans, Iko Uwais & Joe Trapanese (44 mins)-- A detailed discussion session that goes into a lot of detail of how «The Raid 2» came to be (English subtitles are also included) * Violent Ballet: Behind the Choreography (19 mins)-- A detailed featurette looking into the film's fight choreography and shooting it (with optional English subtitles) * Fan Q&A with Gareth Evans, Iko Uwais and Yayan Ruhian (UK Exclusive, 9 mins)-- A very candid brief Q&A filmed after a UK showing of «The Raid 2».

«Ground Combat: Fighting the Terrorists» (3:02) comments on the film's violent action staging, with Fuqua sounding off on the topic.

Directed with a terrific sense of style by longtime television show director D.J. Caruso (Taking Lives, Two for the Money), this is definitely a «walk on the wild side» that should appeal to those who like comic crime dramas like Pulp Fiction, The Boondock Saints, Fight Club, and other over-the-top funny but violent thrillers of this ilk.

10 percent reported one or more serious violent crimes, such as physical attacks, fights with a weapon, rape or sexual battery, suicide, or robbery.

According to a National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) statistics survey, Violence and Discipline Problems in U.S. Public Schools: 1996 - 97, one out of ten schools reported incidents at school of serious violent crimes, such as rape or sexual battery, suicide, physical attacks or fights with weapons, or robbery.

Hundreds of elementary, middle and high schools have played host to an array of troubling events, from sophomoric stunts to much worse: a hijab pulled off a Muslim student, physical fights with racial epithets flung, even violent threats.

10 % of all public schools had one or more serious violent crimes (murder, rape, sexual battery, suicide, physical attack or fight with a weapon, or robbery)

After her one night stand with a biker ends up in a kidnapping and the local sheriff's department prove themselves useless she turns to the only people who can help: The Sons of Mayhem.Pursued by her violent and dangerous ex Karen and the Sons of Mayhem have to fight for all their worth as the handsome but devious Dewey leads them on a trail of destruction.

While penalties would remain the same for people who own or train fighting dogs, or host dog fights, those who finance and organize them would face five to 10 years in prison, or even twice that if the organizer was convicted of a violent offense or gun crime in connection with dogfighting.

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But if ever there were a fighting game even a pacifist player like me could get excited about, it's Mortal Kombat, the series that almost single - handedly jump started the ratings system movement with it's shockingly and awesomely violent «fatalities,» bloody finishing moves that, among other things, allowed you to snatch the spine clean «outta your opponent.

It's a fairly simple sounding game - helpless Japanese girl is isolated in a scary place with a violent past, haunted by ghosts, and must fight them off with a camera.

Apparently he's not very comfortable working with others in a group, but it's that personality that makes it possible for him to produce the violent rhythms that inspire those salmonid warriors to keep fighting.

I knew that Fairytale Fights, PlayLogic's hilariously hyper - violent take on Little Red Ridinghood and friends, was going to be dark — its «Dynamic Slicing» mechanic, which allows players to dismember their candy - colored victims with gruesome precision, falling more in line with Brothers Grimm than Mother Goose — but not middle school murder spree dark.

Watch dogs 2 a very innovative hacking open world video game goes against gruesome Mafia 3 filled with violent fights and brutal takedowns.

If you're a fan of fighting games with violent deaths, then you'll enjoy this this game.

Like past God of War games, it mixes joyously violent melee fighting with clever environmental puzzle solving.

Brotalitometer: You can now compete to be the most manly or wantonly violent in custom levels.Level Sharing: Combined with Level Editor, you can now create, publish and upload your levels.Rate Levels: Tell Level Creators what you think of their genius and hard work, and have bros» vote on your levels as well, to bring the cream of the crop to the top.Mac build now available!ADDED!Sign posts (with words written on them) Can tag doodads in the Level EditorBrotality triggers, Entity triggers for when entities dieIMPROVED!The custom menu looks less like pandsThere will always be a bro that is spawned in the Level Editor (which is less confusing) Less z - fighting on trees and vehicles (though there is still more to do in this regard) FIXED!Stopped McBrover's satchel packs exploding arbitrarily on doorsBlocks don't float after being above cagesLevel Editor keeps better track of the level's filenameScout Mooks don't levitate while screamingSuicide Mooks are now less forgetfulSoftened the tanks» explosion of death (that had the effect of launching bros in the tanks» rockets)

The graphics are great and effectively add to the atmosphere of the gameplay and convey a sense of real world melodrama, coupled with the use of bullet - time and very violent gun fights make for a thrilling experience.

As the name of the game, it adds ingredients violent fighting, you can use fists to interfere with each other, and they will be out of the game, and the opponent will take the initiative to attack you.

It's described as a party fighting game, mixing the precision of violent fighters with a gorgeous animated style.

• A Little Violent, a Little Sexy, a Ton of Fun Fight with a team of buxom ninja girls in a 3D brawler containing massive mid-air combos, revealing cut - scenes and special Secret Ninja Art techniques, all while struggling to stay clothed as damage is depicted by the deterioration of each girl's outfit.

The game's plot continues from the first game, featuring the next Mortal Kombat tournament set in the otherdimensional realm of Outworld, with the Outworld and Earthrealm representatives fighting each other on their way to challenge the evil emperor Shao Kahn.The game was an unprecedented commercial success and was acclaimed by most critics, receiving many annual awards and having been featured in various top lists in the years and decades to come, but also perpetuating a major video game controversy due to the continuously over-the-top violent content of the series.

Re-enactment is blurred with appropriation in British artist Tim Etchells» work Untitled (After Violent Incident)(2013), based on a re-working of American artist Bruce Nauman's seminal work Violent Incident (1986) which features repetitious stagings of a domestic fight between a couple around a dining table.

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The Gottmans have developed an intervention — relationship skills and emotional self - soothing — for couples whose fights veer out of control and get violent; they want to replicate the effectiveness of that intervention with a court - referred sample.

They are also more likely than other youths to engage in unsafe sexual practices and other risk behaviors.6,8,14 - 16 Further, youths who are depressed tend to experience difficulty relating to peers and are more likely than others to be involved in physical fights with peers.8, 14,15 The difficulties they face in their peer relationships and their tendency toward violent behavior are not well understood; however, there is some overlap between the issues faced by youths who are depressed and those faced by youths involved in aggressive behaviors such as bullying.