bloodily

Some armed students tried to rescue him, but they were bloodily put down.

They unsuccessfully try to do so with a woman whose story ends bloodily.

On the streets, the conflict played out more openly and bloodily this fall.

More democratic institutions were painfully and bloodily emerging in the West.

A big battle took place on May 27, 1528 and the revolt was bloodily suppressed.

The pirates were driven out, most bloodily, but with dispatch.

In 1821 famine led to a revolt of the population, which was bloodily suppressed.

The protest was immediately and bloodily suppressed by the occupation forces.

The assault had been bloodily repulsed, but there was no thought except to go forward.

Each rebellion is bloodily suppressed by the central Islamic authorities.

His sword seemed to hang high in the air, the red sun bouncing bloodily off the steel.

This had resulted in an outcry, which was quickly and bloodily silenced.

And I am sure it will end just as miserably and bloodily too.

Justice will out, of course, and quite bloodily.

He felt like a prisoner hurling himself bloodily against the bars of a prison.

The rebels were taken by surprise and bloodily defeated, putting an end to the revolt.

Of the Liberty and Equality too long denied which had been so bloodily taken?

While they were still enthusiastically and bloodily occupied, he turned to sprint in the opposite direction.

The struggle dragged bloodily on across the other ship, until slowly the rebels were beaten down.

Certainly the last vestige of his love had been torn bloodily out before he had died.

That lesson had been bloodily taught several times.

Horribly, bloodily, taking two other people with him.

The body below was ripped apart, bloodily, from groin to breastbone.

"No," he gasped bloodily, stumbling forward with the hammer falling from his failing hand.