Sentence examples for such a menace from inspiring English sources
In happier times such a menace might unite Conservatives against UKIP.
As for Blair and God: "the man is such a menace".
Why on earth did Mr Hussein act as guiltily as he did and why did Britain and America think he was such a menace?
It is not to pose an existential threat to British Jewry, or even to plant a seed that could grow into such a menace.
Now stray dogs are such a menace that municipal workers are hunting them down, slaughtering some 10,000 in Baghdad just since December.
As Dr. Kabbani pointed out, "when antibiotics are needed, they are lifesaving drugs". But because they are so widely misused, with resistance such a menace, the C.D.C. has pushed for more prudent practices for consumers and for hospitals.
Such a menacing rock is thought to have carved out a 185-mile-wide crater 65 million years ago that now lies buried in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico.
"Fallin' in Love" has such a menacing blaxploitation arrangement that it would have been more satisfying as a political piece: if not "(Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below We're All Gonna Go," at least "Trouble Man".
Not since Shelley Winters's "Ma" Barker in Roger Corman's Bloody Mama has there been such a menacing matriarch – with the oh-so-demure Scott Thomas dipping her performance in pure bile.
A22 SCIENCE/HEALTH Study Explains T. Rex Weight Paleontologists now think they know how the Tyrannosaurus rex grew to such a menacing bulk -- 11,000 pounds and 42 feet long.
Are such things a menace to Spain?
