The fighters pronounce them infidels, make them kneel by the side of the road and gun them down.
"The members of the project to make Turkey kneel down, to make our country surrender, are still in solidarity," Mr. Erdogan roared, referring to the supporters of popular protests in Gezi Park and Taksim Square in 2013.
More than that, said Ali Abdu, Eritrea's information minister, if Ms. Frazer was trying to make "Eritrea kneel down in front of her," she had better learn what he called a basic Eritrean fact.
That night, I expect her to make me kneel down but instead she tucks me in and tells me that I can say a few little prayers in my bed, if that is what I ordinarily do.
A video I saw recently showed seven or eight victims and as many victimizers engaging in a scrambled choreography: the jihadists line their victims up, make them kneel, berate them, hit them, and push them over, then haul them upright again for the final shot to the head.
Shakespeare associates the word with intemperance — "Oh, monstrous beast, how like a swine he lyes," a lord says of the sodden tinker Christopher Sly — while, in Walter Scott's "Kenilworth," a character boasts, "He that does me not reason is a swine of Sussex, and I'll make him kneel to the pledge, if I should cut his hams, and smoke them for bacon".
Mr Krezolek claimed Ms Luczak asked him to make Daniel kneel down for up to 20 minutes as punishment for stealing sandwiches at school and bad behaviour.
"If the system thinks that it can break me, that it can make me kneel, the system is wrong," Vizguerra told her supporters at Denver's First Unitarian Church on Wednesday afternoon.
When I couldn't finish my dinner, he'd smash the rest of it in my face and make me kneel in a corner, stripped naked, face hard-pressed against the wall.
