When Eykelboom declined to go into the woods, the boys called him a coward and headed in without him.
You could print newspaper covers calling Congress cowards, NRA head Wayne LaPierre a terrorist, and gun sellers merchants of death.
Kluwe even named names, saying he was "fired by [Special Teams Coordinator] Mike Priefer, a bigot who didn't agree with the cause I was working for, and two cowards, [then-Head Coach] Leslie Frazier and [General Manager] Rick Spielman... who lacked the fortitude to disagree with Mike Priefer on a touchy subject matter".
Susan takes her place amid a batch of other beasts, all commandeered by the state: a white-coated scientist with the manners of a Noël Coward hero but, sadly, the head of a bug; a pupa as vast as a blimp; a leering, bipedal iguana of boundless, not to say pointless, enthusiasm; and a blob.
Close to retirement, he had become the head of Coward-McCann.
Still he is angered that Roeder has been called a coward for shooting Tiller in the head.
Poor cowards, I can just turn my head now and see them crawling about on the boats like so many snakes".
As she turned she was coward punched in the back of the head, before being hit in the face.
In this "light comedy about death", as Coward put it, theatre and spiritualism meet head-on.
Shortly after, Josh returned and hit Chris with a coward punch, causing him to fall and hit his head on a rock.
Of course, what made Coward smile wryly evokes something closer to a death's-head grin from Mr. LaBute.
