Sentence examples for begin to abuse from inspiring English sources

"Wait until Friday," said the chief to the enquiring anthropologist, "when the people really begin to abuse me, and if you will come and do so too it will please me".

And no matter how reliant we are on these technologies, Herzog says the film's ultimate message is that there has to be appropriate filters on how we use the tools we've created — or we'll begin to abuse them.

Stress is one reason that may lead someone to begin to abuse drugs.

WHEN do many of them claim they and their peers began to abuse "study drugs"?

The woman begins to abuse a man and a woman whom she calls "Asian".

Nevertheless: Cantona was sent off and was making his way directly to the dressing room when a spectator began to abuse him foully.

Hatch pointed out that it was the Democrats who first began to abuse the filibuster, when they were in the minority.

But the recovery seemed fleeting, she says, for he began to abuse alcohol and prescription painkillers and would sometimes fly into violent rages.

He was just six years old when his alcoholic mother began to abuse him sexually, the start of years of frequent, escalating abuse.

When Officer Humig challenged the allegations, Officer Wright began to abuse her with obscene insults about her sexual orientation on "a daily basis," the opinion said.

He had been elected as the first prime minister and then president but quickly began to abuse his power – and people who did not agree with him had a habit of disappearing.