Sentence examples for is terrorized from inspiring English sources
verb
To fill (someone) with terror; to terrify
But outside he has few friends and is terrorized by bullies.
What follows is some horrifying violence at the same time that the area is terrorized by a serial killer.
In David Lynch's "Lost Highway" (1997) a couple is terrorized by creepy VHS recordings of themselves asleep in bed.
An English textbook includes an essay by an Arab mother whose family is terrorized by "Zionist" soldiers.
In his early short film, "The Alphabet," verbal learning is a source of dread: a young girl is terrorized by the letters of the alphabet as she sleeps.
9 P.M. (ABC) THE RIVER The crew is terrorized by a cannibalistic entity while exploring an abandoned research center for clues about the fate of Emmet Cole.
The systematic sniping technique is terrorizing.
NATO is terrorizing six million civilians in large cities in Yugoslavia.
1936 Pyromaniac Terrorizes City A "phantom firebug" is terrorizing New York's tenement dwellers.
A 'mass invasion' of polar bears is terrorizing an island town.
The prospect of piracy is terrorizing.
