Sentence examples for record threatens from inspiring English sources

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A second episode ("Shut Up and Dance") involved a teen whose computer secretly records him while he pleasures himself in front of underage porn, after which the unknown entity responsible for the recording threatens to send that video to the boy's entire contact list unless he completes a series of tasks sent to his mobile, tasks which eventually escalate to robbery and murder.

It was a day when records threatened to obscure the minutiae of one-paced cricket on this amiable track.

Mr Brake said: "Plans to monitor our phone and email records threaten to be the most expensive snooper's charter in history.

It also shattered records, threatening some more than a century old, and elicited the kinds of warnings from public officials that are not usually heard until deep in winter.

Last month, Olga Klubnichkina, the director of a technical school in Lyubertsy, was recorded threatening her staff with disciplinary measures if they failed to bring in 11 absentee ballots marked for Mr. Putin — their own and 10 from friends and family.

A judge's decision to release a Tennessee man on bail after he was recorded threatening to stab, shoot and firebomb a Muslim community in upstate New York has been criticized by civil rights activists.