Sentence examples for menace made from inspiring English sources

Dennis the Menace made his debut in 1951.

Her reflective version of "A Quiet Thing," from "Flora the Red Menace," made you ponder the lyrics about recognizing unexpected happiness.

A palpable sense of menace, made all the more potent by the claustrophobic setting, is sustained throughout in a way that recalls one of McDonagh's great influences, Harold Pinter.

If summoning the Red Menace makes sense in Ohio and Michigan, in South Carolina it's preposterous.

The later one is more excessive, but it often undercuts its own grandiosity with humor or menace, making earlier celebrity seem more innocent.

Frustrated, America resorted to drone strikes to tamp down the menace, making itself even more unpopular in Pakistan.Now, at the very fag-end of the West's 13-year combat mission in the region, America is at last getting its wish, with the launch on June 15th of Operation Zarb-e-Azb, named after a sword of Koranic legend.

Cerber is the current number one menace, making $6.9 million to date, according to the research, released ahead of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas this week.

Like previous Star Wars films, The Phantom Menace makes several references to historical events and films that George Lucas' watched in his youth.

The animators of The Simpsons experimented with digital ink and paint on "Tennis the Menace", making it the second episode of the series to be animated using the process.

J. D. Considine of Rolling Stone wrote in the review of Bobby (1992), "As anyone who saw him swagger through the videos for 'My Prerogative' and 'Every Little Step' can attest, Brown had a phenomenal ability to convey a sense of street toughness that was utterly without malice or menace, making him credible and likable".

The unnamed menace is made more powerful by the layers and the ambiguity.