Convulsed

It says that the early release of the convicts in the heinous crime not only convulsed Bilkis but also the society at large, adding that this case will be tracked globally.

The crowd is impassioned but modest, not like the throng that converged on this corner in May 2020 as this city, then the world, convulsed over the killing of a Black man named by a murderer in a police uniform.

ATMORE, Ala. — A man put to death using nitrogen gas shook and convulsed on the gurney as Alabama carried out the first-of-its-kind execution that once again placed the United States at the forefront of the debate over capital punishment.

Here’s what Matt Roney of the Montgomery Advertiser saw: “Smith writhed and convulsed on the gurney.

Immediately after Obi sent his birthday message, the entire country convulsed.

On Saturday, Maduro had warned the vote’s outcome would decide the future of the economically devastated country: “whether it becomes a peaceful Venezuela or a convulsed, violent and conflict-ridden Venezuela.

I spent my life writing about the strikes which then convulsed many of our major industries.

One of the things I think people get wrong about this place, though, is that they see the protests and the right-wing coverage and the city is depicted as convulsed and collapsing.

As his body convulsed, a heavy breathing began.

A spasm of violence convulsed the school just as classes began.

Before protests convulsed Hong Kong, he was already loosening his economic ties to China.

Bolivia on Monday remained convulsed by looting and roadblocks and the country remained mired in a power vacuum that Morales’ opponents were scrambling to fill.

Nothing of that surprisingly muted public reaction could possibly have been predicted that night on the Halifax tarmac as the entire campaign convulsed.

QUITO — Ecuadorean indigenous and union organizations kept protests going on Saturday and promised no let-up in their push to overturn austerity measures by President Lenin Moreno’s government that have convulsed the nation for three days.

Students also want a ban on military or police personnel taking up public posts, and the release of “Papuan political prisoners,” referring to the easternmost Papua region convulsed by civil unrest in recent weeks.

Nicaragua has been convulsed by unrest since April, when Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla leader, proposed reducing pension benefits to ease budgetary pressures.

The case convulsed France and raised public awareness of the rapidly developing world of espionage.

While the North Island was convulsed by the Land Wars, the South Island, with its low Māori population, was generally peaceful.