Sentence examples for course of terror from inspiring English sources

The memo, written on July 10 in the course of terror investigations, warned that Osama bin Laden's followers could be training at American flight schools for an attack inside the United States.

The better answer is: Of course the onslaught of terror changed him, in the same way as it changed all of us.

This is, of course, the point of terror — if indeed that's what the bombing of the Boston Marathon was, rather than the act of some lone person or people who just wanted to cause pain.

Of course, the masterminds of terror would love to see their efforts elevated as frequently as possible to the level of traditional war because the instability, resentment and hatred war provokes is good for their cause.

In the course of this reign of terror his delatores and torturers found evidence for him of the murder of his son, Drusus, by Livilla and Sejanus.

He would rise, partly thanks to the efforts of certain Scottish officers, to be one of Uganda's first black officers and - over the course of a reign of terror that lasted from 1971 to 1979 - the world 's first colour-TV dictator.

(Which is, of course, precisely how reigns of terror work).

And, of course, terror as a tactic to advance political objectives will never have any chance of succeeding.

First, those were CIA Petraeus's talking points that fraught week and Obama of course called it "an act of terror" the next day.

"The man who sits in the Oval Office will set the course of the war on terror and the direction of our economy.

As he has left Iraq to take over Central Command later this month, presiding over operations from Egypt to Afghanistan, his views will do much to shape the course of the "war on terror" under the next president.