Sentence examples for key menace from inspiring English sources

As the report put it: "Currently, billionaire families see regulation and taxation as a key menace to maintaining their legacy".

Directed by José Padilha (Elite Squad), it's not an unfamiliar drug-war saga, but it's one as interested in the fraught political landscape that enabled Escobar's dominance as it is in the man himself, played with refreshingly low-key menace by Brazilian star Wagner Moura.

The Jay-Z of Christian rap LeCrae visits "Best That I Found"; Marsha Ambrosius soars throughout the "Game Changer" and fellow upstate NY native Styles P teams up with Sai over infectious gospel keys and menacing drums to separate rap's tried and true from the rest on "Not Like Them".

We took the liberty of adding a few improvised props: a key made a menacing dagger; an eraser worked handily as the pillow in one climactic scene; and a letter opener served as an unsettlingly large sword.

And while the Man is great fun in his high (and low) wit and posturing, he can instantly shift into thundering minor keys of anger, contempt, menace and a sadness beyond tears.

But while menace is a key driver of the Jeezy brand on record, in person he's more appealing in seduction mode.

will be a key to controlling the cattle rustling menace.

The livewire and menacing Suarez was again key to their win and he put his side 2-0 up in the first 16 minutes.

But heretics are a menace from within: dissenting believers, who question key articles of faith.

It's Ambrosia Mitchell, affecting the menace and shroudlike garb of Xion, a key blade-wielding warrior in Kingdom Hearts, a popular Japanese video game.

Sessegnon was the key man for the Black Cats and was a constant menace to the home defence, operating just behind lone striker Bendtner.