| I explained that it was his father, my husband, on one of his drunken rampages. |
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| Hanna, who launched an awareness campaign on Twitter, paints a frightening picture of the last 10 months of rampages. |
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| Play Note: When an elephant rampages, play stops and the Rampage is resolved before anything else occurs. |
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| Over the summer murderous gun rampages occurred at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin and at a cinema in Colorado. |
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| The heartbreaking tragedy explodes against a backdrop of illicit love and murderous rampages. |
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| Criminals pose a threat to the general public when they engage in shooting rampages. |
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| When most of the population believe in sorcery, even baptism is almost useless and hathred rampages. |
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| To be totally stressed out, as in the case of the postal employees who have gone on shooting rampages. |
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| From there, the film rampages wildly through questions of gender, making Patsy drag up and having her tasered when a flight attendant mistakes her for a trans man. |
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| Since that day in Montreal, we have seen other murderous rampages. |
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| However hard the question hit me, in essence her demand to be excused for deeds that do not appertain to her, I could not retract anything about the terror spread on the streets during the miners' rampages. |
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| Such crime is often the work of young people organized into gangs and sometimes armed, even though their various origins, cultures and ethnicities did not predispose them to band together on their rampages. |
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| But scarcely a week passes without a case of conscripts being murdered, killing themselves, freezing to death, or deserting and sometimes going on violent rampages. |
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| The Bath metal upstarts have embarked on one of the most vicious teenage rampages you're likely to hear on their sophomore set. |
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| But in a country aware of its past imperial rampages through Asia and proud of its post-war pacifist credentials, even this change faces opposition. |
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| In contrast to massive evidence showing violent rampages by Lame Ti Manchèt, people on the ground in Martissant consistently explain that since 2004 the Baz Gran Ravin has served as a self-defense grouping. |
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