Sentence examples for cower in terror from inspiring English sources
Next up is rebel-controlled Idlib province, where millions cower in terror, awaiting their turn.
In a particularly harrowing scene, two thugs, hired by Mitch and posing as F.B.I. agents, methodically trash Joe's apartment while Slim and Gracie, hidden away, cower in terror.
The poster image suggests a broad parody: seen from behind, a male figure brandishes his absurdly phallic weapon — a power drill with a three-foot bit — as four scantily clad teenage girls cower in terror.
Most Gazans can only cower in terror in whatever shelter they can find and guess at the cost exacted by each explosion as the toll for those on the receiving end rises remorselessly.
At the end, he cowers in terror, and then flees.
Instead of cowering in terror, Lucas confronts his accusers and fights back.
But they failed to check an upper loft, where Mr. Drimmer and Mr. Shine cowered in terror.
Yet while Chodorov's book was published at a time when McCarthy's indictments had liberals cowering in terror, Congress had yet to see the sort of onslaught against taxes that took place during the Reagan years.
The image of a tiresome, obdurate Palestinian has now been replaced by that of a tiny 12-year-old boy, cowering in terror under his father's arm while Israeli soldiers fired for an endless 45 minutes in his direction, eventually killing him.Hardening of heartsBut international sympathy will not help Mr Arafat to sell a compromise to his people.
And a second image, of the same woman cowering in terror before her husband (who turns out to be a nasty bully), would hardly be considered outlandish.Not so in theocratic Iran, however, where the ruling clerical establishment has long prevented sexually-aware cinema from getting anywhere near the screen.
As the preposterous and buffoonish Dek, Rhys Ifans is a model of how hopeless men are in the film: given to flopping melodramatically on his Laz-E-Boy and later cowering in terror when Jimmy's grotesque gangland mates come menacingly a-calling.
