Sentence examples for intimidate for from inspiring English sources
"If you look at the handful of his associates and the people he could intimidate for things like welfare money, he could be pretty well set in terms of cash," Capt.
Now that the bouncer - used to intimidate for so long - has caused a fatality, might fast bowlers think twice before targeting the head of an opposing batsman?
It can be used by criminal gangs to intimidate for profit, or by seething loners seeking infamous celebrity, or ideological fanatics intent on establishing the rule of God (or Mao) on earth.
It was intimidating for that generation.
"I think buying shoes is intimidating for a guy.
It was more and more intimidating for us.
It feels less intimidating for general punters, too".
And yet the place can be intimidating for the uninitiated.
The England manager has said before how the stadium can be intimidating for his own players.
That 43-point gap would be intimidating for nearly any candidate.
