Sentence examples for subsequently threatening from inspiring English sources

The programme found Phil Collins talking "Nonce Sense" (and subsequently threatening to sue), while presenter Richard Blackwood claimed that you could tell if your children had been abused because they "smelt like hammers".

The newspaper's staff were subsequently threatened and its offices shut down.

He said that Mr. Maharaj had a history of mental health problems, and had subsequently threatened to kill him.

Tells how she met with a midwife, Reine Demay, and how her fiance, La Poupliniere, was subsequently threatened with this information by an impoverished marquis named Louis de Castelbajac.

Ben-Eliezer subsequently threatened to "kebab" an aide to Ehud Barak, the Israeli Labour party leader and defence minister, for briefing journalists against him.

Blaming illness, Amy Winehouse abruptly canceled a concert at a music festival in Paris and was subsequently threatened with legal action by the festival's producers, BBC News reported.

She was subsequently threatened by the guerrillas and forced to abandon the family farm and seek refuge in the city of Medellin.

War veterans, the often violent agents of the state, subsequently threatened to set fire to the Americans' vehicle with them inside, and tried to bash in the windows with their rifle butts.

The decision which entailed a ban on some 80 sitting members of the Majles, including President Khatami's brother sparked a political crisis, and Khatami himself was among those who subsequently threatened to resign if the ban were not lifted.

They try to convince us that our best chance of success is to pay for favourable reviews," says Gorman, who turned down the offer and outed the site – The Chick Lit Girls – on her own blog (she was subsequently threatened with legal action for her revelations; the site has now disappeared).

and subsequently threatened to pull out of China altogether.