Sentence examples for before threatening from inspiring English sources

Vikings president Max Winter publicly flirted with the cities of Montreal, Phoenix and Memphis before threatening to leave Minneapolis.

Drink had, he admitted, taken its toll many years before, threatening his life and career, and now he had serious medical problems requiring a "procedure".

The man had held the same woman hostage twice before, threatening her with a machete, a box cutter and a live electrical cord, a state parole official said.

The Times of India, citing unnamed sources, reported Monday that Mr. Jadhav had confessed he and his friends had gang-raped women before, threatening to release video clips and photos of the victims if they reported the crime.

Furthermore, it has been demonstrated that during the 20th century the tropical and subtropical regions have experienced more human pressure (population growth, increased agricultural activities, and deforestation) than ever before, threatening amphibians in the most diverse places around the world [47].

Sometimes, Belardo is charming, and even vulnerable, moments before threatening individuals with total ruin.

L. 100 233 struck out "may" before "threaten to impair public confidence".

The decline – which was far worse than the winter before – threatens the survival of some bee colonies.

There is the annual Friendship Dance, a tradition started in 1939 after a near-riot the year before threatened to end the football series.

Despite, for centuries, the family being sacrosanct in Zimbabwean culture and never before threatened, horror has gone to new heights in recent weeks.

He then fired over from Johnny Hunt's cross before again threatening Newport's goal with a 25-yard fizzer.