Sentence examples for menaces from from inspiring English sources

The NHS boss, Simon Stevens, lets not a month pass without demanding money with menaces from ministers, and usually getting it.

Since the beginning of the Obama presidency, warnings of cyber menaces from foreign enemies and others have flooded the news.

But there is a growing menace from firework hooliganism too.

The intrigue got only murkier and more menacing from there.

But the new "Trouble" was menacing from start to finish.

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

But Republicans in safe seats are hard to menace from the left.

Britain survived a far greater menace from the IRA without crumbling.

It was a gripping game, heavy on technical quality and latent menace from the creative players.

"The Urban Tiki Bar: Threat or Menace?" "From Barbary Coast to Yuppie Mecca: A Historical Survey of the Bar as Cultural Signifier".

At the top are the "Star Wars" films, which now include "Episode I: The Phantom Menace," from Fox.