Sentence examples for do bodily harm from inspiring English sources

"You want to do bodily harm to daddy's little girl?" McMahon said, nearly spitting at Austin.

" I've never wanted to do bodily harm to an author before.

They exchanged no words, though the veteran officer recognized in the man's eyes a clear shout of intent: to do bodily harm.

A Wakulla County Sheriff's Office news release says 18-year-old Kane Watson was charged Monday with making threats to do bodily harm and making a false report.

Bowman cleared the hurdles despite a 1999 conviction on one misdemeanor count of "threats to do bodily harm". She was given a six-month suspended sentence and put on supervised probation for a year, according to Superior Court records.

Those same eyes, in black and white, stare out of a mug shot, also part of the show, that was taken last summer, when Mr. Melgaard was arrested in Manhattan, charged with assault with intent to do bodily harm.

The experiments, secret for some 30 years, resulted in criminal trials in 1998 and jail sentences for doctors and trainers found guilty of doing bodily harm to minors.

"You can walk around the streets here at night all by yourself and you don't have to worry about anybody driving up to you doing bodily harm," Mr. Gifford said.

Judy Finnigan this week inflamed a debate about whether Evans should return to his footballing career by claiming his crime was "non violent" and did not cause "bodily harm" during a panel discussion on ITV's Loose Women.

The 27-year-old was the target of online trolls after she defended comments made by Finnigan during a debate around the future of rapist Ched Evans, in which her mother said his crime was "non violent" and did not cause "bodily harm".

Hunt, who chose to represent himself in court, claimed that he didn't plan to "cause bodily harm" to the singer but just "wanted to see her".