Fox hunters want the ban overturned because they enjoy the bloody "pastime" of terrorising and killing animals.
He hired one assistant editor for the express purpose of terrorising junior staff.
Instead, he is a nasty little creature who makes a habit of terrorising field mice.
The spokesman for ex-President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, who was voted out of office in 2008 after a 30-year tenure, accused it of "terrorising" the judiciary.
Wasabi's reign of terrorising nasal cavities is over.
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There is a shocking amount of proper, terrorising fear during this and subsequent scenes.
He specialized in the management of management.
The pair embark on an adventure, helped by the Queen of England, to capture the man-eating giants of have been terrorising humans.
Armed groups control many of the mines, terrorising communities and destroying livelihoods.
