Sentence examples for do anything threatening from inspiring English sources

Alvarez said she was confident her office could prove its case against Van Dyke, and told reporters that other officers on the scene said they didn't see McDonald lunge at police or do anything threatening. .

One motorist told authorities he never saw McDonald lunge at any officers or do anything else threatening before he was shot.

Another way to distance yourself from them, and to avoid conflicts, go hang out with friends, go get a part time job, but again don't do anything life threatening.

"No one should do anything that threatens to destabilize the north," Ms. Rice said.

But why on earth would China do anything to threaten the security of the sea lanes in South-East Asia? South-East Asia

Ministers seem reluctant to do anything that threatens Britons' love affair with their cars, let alone challenge the considerable vested interests behind the road lobby.

We'll never do anything to threaten that – that's why we've ring-fenced health spending at the time of an international debt crisis.

As he put it in a 2007 interview, "The whole thing about being a reporter is that you're supposed to be an observer and to be able to adapt with any group you're in, and I don't want to do anything that threatens that".

Nor should you do anything that threatens the openness of the English-Scottish border; the British-Irish one is a good model of police co-operation, with forces collaborating so closely that they bypass the system of European Arrest Warrants.Cleaving the electricity grid would be trickier.

Also, unlike a number of the other major players in the current health-care wars, my insurance company didn't do anything to threaten my life.

Of course, the sheer size of the church in Utah contributes to the conflict: it is the 800-pound gorilla which doesn't have to do anything to seem threatening.