Sentence examples for could go threatening from inspiring English sources
It will stop printing money only if the American economy is recovering, but the less it prints, the higher interest rates could go, threatening the recovery.
If they won't go, threaten 'em.
They could exert some public pressure by more forcefully calling upon the Russian government to change its law, or they could go further by threatening to withdraw from the Games.
Readers wanted to know where such lotteries were held, and whether they could go and watch; they threatened to cancel their New Yorker subscriptions; they declared the story a piece of trash.
David Miranda said his interrogators threatened he could go to prison if he did not co-operate.
He was held for nine hours at Heathrow Airport on Sunday and said his interrogators threatened he could go to prison if he did not co-operate.
David Miranda told the BBC his interrogators threatened that he could go to prison if he did not co-operate.
Mr. Mugabe dismissed international demands for his ouster, saying through a spokesman that Western countries threatening economic or other pressure could "go hang a thousand times".
And Threatens To KILL HIM!! ('Things Could Go BAD Real Quick') #BlackLivesMatter.
To Mr. Griffin, though, such proposals threaten to scuttle the new space program by hijacking billions of dollars that could go to Constellation development.
