Sentence examples for but terrorizing from inspiring English sources
The siege of the theater, which began Wednesday night during a performance of a popular Russian musical called "Nord-Ost," gave strong backing to the government's argument that Chechen guerrillas are not simply resisting Russia's dominance of Chechnya but terrorizing innocent civilians.
Mr. Greathouse, a wiry, muscular man who went into factory work after dropping out of Kent State University, asked: "When you have C.E.O.'s who think of moving jobs offshore, what are you doing but terrorizing the people who lose their jobs?
Meanwhile Erica Il Cane has just completed his second mural yesterday; much less invective, but terrorizing in its metaphorical circumstance.
Others are merely lesser approximations of the Phanatic — strange creatures that are unlikely to do anything but terrorize children and bother adults.
On Frohman's arrival, Ravenholm is depicted as a peaceful, bright, and cheerful place devoid of any Combine elements, but "terrorized" by Father Grigori.
Troskina and a handful ofother Insta-famous raccoons seem to be the exception, but places like Germany and South Korea have been overrun with ring-tailed beasts, where they've become experts at coexisting with humanity, but terrorize the rest of the ecosystem, and spreading disease.
Jihadists win not by body count, but by terrorizing, demoralizing and distracting people so they lose hope and focus and so the governance fabric in their countries starts to shred; that's when the real problems start.
Judge Thaddeus Wilson engaged in a subtle semantic bait-and-switch stating that "It might not be terrorism, but it is terrorizing".
"They're not standing on the corner selling crack or pimping, but they were terrorizing the community," he said.
The factions are not making war on each other now, but they are terrorizing civilians, driving them from their villages.
