Sentence examples for Thursday threatens from inspiring English sources

First, the resounding outcome of a Danish referendum on Thursday threatens to jeopardize, or at least delay, Prime Minister Tony Blair's proposal for a similar plebiscite, a cornerstone of his plan to persuade reluctant Britons to abandon their cherished pound in favor of the euro.

That is why Moody's on Thursday threatened to downgrade parent company ratings but not always those of bank subsidiaries.

The United States State Department on Thursday threatened sanctions against Congo unless accurate results were published.

Rain on the Thursday threatened to put a dampener on Glastonbury 2013 before the first acts had even taken to the stage.

Russian coastguards descended from helicopters on to the Arctic Sunrise last Thursday, threatening the crew with knives and guns.

Her Republican challenger batted away accusations on Wednesday and Thursday, threatened to sue the New York Times and blamed negative stories on a conspiracy between Clinton and the media.

The raid was prompted by an al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) video posted online on Thursday, threatening to kill Somers within three days.

The civil mobilisation order issued by the government on Thursday threatened metro workers with dismissal, arrest and even imprisonment.

According to Posterous, Twitpic had some idea such a tool might be coming and sent a letter last Thursday threatening to sue the company if they launched it.

Coburn's effort to reverse Ryan Thursday threatened the overall bill's very passage.

North Korea on Thursday threatened military action if the South's loudspeaker broadcasts were not halted, the Defense Ministry said in a subsequent statement.