Sentence examples for began intimidating from inspiring English sources

Opposition businesses and radio stations were targeted for attacks.But Mr Aristide's doom was sealed on February 27th when the chimères began intimidating repatriated boat people.

The Sanders supporters, singing an alarmingly militant version of Simon & Garfunkel's "America," marched into the arena and began "intimidating and threatening" the Nazis, Trump said.

Fuelled by alcohol, they left the inn and began intimidating wealthier Littleport residents, demanding money and destroying property.

They started when someone claiming to be Bilel's wife began sending intimidating monologues filled with insults.

He began by intimidating them and threatening to kill anyone and their followers who carried out the terms of the treaty.

It would have been easy for Spurs to get intimidated, yet they began fantastically and almost took the lead after 65 seconds.

When the internal affairs officers with whom she was trying to file the complaint began to intimidate her, Moore began recording the conversation with her cellphone.

In addition, it has been a common practice of authoritarian regimes to intervene once balloting has begun by intimidating voters (e.g., through physical attacks) and by manipulating the count of votes that have been freely cast.

Even as you walk up the path from the jetty, the terns begin to intimidate you: uttering their witch-like cackle as they float effortlessly alongside.

Next question: Did he think, with his current success, that his presence is beginning to intimidate other players?

A pastor keeping vigil outside the Texas jail where Sandra Bland died says the sheriff there has begun to intimidate her a day after a controversial demonstration took place at the jail.  .