Sentence examples for had been intimidating from inspiring English sources

The arms firm alleged that "Smash EDO" activists had been "intimidating and harassing" its employees.

The story is, of course, that my friend had been intimidating the referee for more than an hour of the game.

Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Saturday said the Tajik government had been intimidating independent media outlets in the build-up to the referendum.

Friday's incident occurred after complaints by Suu Kyi's party workers that a pro-junta group had been intimidating her supporters and threatened to run over people who were waiting to greet her near Mandalay last Sunday.

Cockerill and the Saints forwards coach Dorian West traded ritual insults, the former taking exception to the latter's allegation he had been "intimidating" match officials by running down to pitchside from the stands.

Lynch traveled to the Tanzania in 2004 to help train African prosecutors for the court and return against in 2005, when Rapp was chief of prosecution at the tribunal, to act as a special prosecutor in a case that saw the conviction of a prosecution witness who had been intimidating fellow witnesses into recanting their testimony.

In that long-ago match, South Korea had been intimidated by Argentina, Huh said.

Prosecutors said the witness, Theodore Edwards, had been intimidated on behalf of the defendant.

The original members had been intimidated or received threats, he said.

In that case, too, prospective lawyers had been intimidated or detained, family members said.

"And they had been intimidated in advance to tell us good things".