Sentence examples for of menaces from inspiring English sources

But for Syrian Kurds the future is full of menaces in the shape of a hostile Turkey to the north and Isis to the south.

The British Crime Survey shows that worry about loitering teenagers, noisy neighbours and drunken louts the sort of menaces the laws are designed to tackle has barely abated in the past five years.

Held in custody on Crime Riddim, he becomes concerned by his desire to "spend a penny"; among the list of menaces detailed on Corn on the Curb lurks the threat to "shower man down like Fireman Sam"; and while enumerating his many bad-boy credentials, he brags that he sometimes smokes in no-smoking areas.

Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones's new book, Cloak and Dagger: A History of American Secret Intelligence (Yale), shows how, almost since their 19th-century inception, American intelligence bureaux have invented or exaggerated a succession of menaces to defend their spiralling budgets and demonstrate their own usefulness while failing to tackle effectively other, more substantial threats.

To that end, Mr. Timm and his colleagues have devised a cast of menaces ranging from Amazo, an android whose metabolism allows him to duplicate the powers of all the members of the Justice League, to Despero, a master telepath who has controlled entire planets with his mind.

Held in custody on Crime Riddim, he becomes concerned by his desire to 'spend a penny'; among the list of menaces detailed on Corn on the Curb lurks the threat to 'shower man down like Fireman Sam'; and while enumerating his many bad-boy credentials, he brags that he sometimes smokes in no-smoking areas".

So does the air of menace.

It contains scenes of menace and mayhem.

Priebus's glare of menace was unmistakable.

Looks kind of menacing too, which helps.

Hours of menacing and twisty viewing pleasure.