Sentence examples for open menace from inspiring English sources

A sense of open menace also lurks throughout Love Hotel, the latest work from Jane Unrue, though its direction and intent might be the most unknown as yet.

They think that open markets are a menace to French jobs and companies.

(Compare Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace which opened on 2,970 screens for $64m).

The previous instalment of the Star Wars series - The Phantom Menace - opened in the UK some six weeks after it had debuted in the US.

The show opens with the menacing Mr. Harvard -- the "Dean of Deans," who exemplifies the artist's enemy, bureaucracy -- crossing Harvard Yard in the fog (bottom right).

Initially the viewer is drawn in by a menacing opening police station scene that culminates in an act of unexplained violence, in which his colleagues treat the troubled Johnson as if he were an uncontrollable animal.

The upstart Las Vegas producer and singer Shamir does so on "Darker," which opens with a menacing string-section melody and Scratch Acid drummer Rey Washam's wicked roll.

In this sense, The World Without Us has the lurking menace of the opening moments of Twenty-Eight Days Later - it's a horror film waiting to happen.

Napster, which opened in 1999, unleashed the menace of piracy that still ravages the business, and the alternatives licensed by the major labels had limited catalogs and set awkward restrictions on users.

With these eyes I see everything you do together, I see it a hundred thousand times, I see it night and day, eyes open and eyes closed!" What menaces Olga more deeply is the threatened dissolution of her self.

Manuel Pellegrini's City side opened with the confidence and menace of a team knowing they were so much better than their opponents and determined to prove it very quickly.