Sentence examples for hounding from from inspiring English sources

Dembe's brother is one of those doing the hounding – from the pulpit every week.

Sending the foreigners home With allies like this… Vroom-vroom in the bush ReprintsBy contrast, puritanical Salafists and jihadists across the region have seized on Mr Morsi's hounding from power to vindicate their long-held hostility to the ballot box.

The heroic "EDSA revolution" in 1986 against Ferdinand Marcos, dictator of the Philippines, served as the model for the far shabbier hounding from office in 2001 of Joseph Estrada a lousy president, but an elected one.

With fame comes hard work, pressure and a near-constant hounding from the press; with space exploration comes isolation, intense physical conditions and an indelible helping of life-threatening danger.

A former prime minister, Naoto Kan, lost the race in his own constituency on Sunday (though he managed to keep a seat, due to proportional representation), his successor Yukio Hatoyama is retiring and Ichiro Ozawa, once the party's biggest hitter, has been badly wounded by scandal and a relentless hounding from prosecutors and the popular media.

In Tunisia Rashid Ghannouchi, who heads Nahda, an Islamist party that swept to power in the wake of Tunisia's revolution two years ago, was quick to say his party would not go the way of Mr Morsi's.By contrast, puritanical Salafists and jihadists across the region have seized on Mr Morsi's hounding from power to vindicate their long-held hostility to the ballot box.

Some 35,000 foreigners were hounded from their homes.

Singers have been virtually hounded from the stage by audiences.

"I was hounded from like 59th Street to 168th Street," he said with a sigh.

There have been no Kurdish nationalist MPs since thirteen were hounded from their seats in 1994.

A Southern lady recently acquired a promising young hound from a colored farmer in her neighborhood.