Sentence examples for terrorists in one from inspiring English sources

Horrified by last month's suicide hijackings, inspired by the passengers who apparently took on the terrorists in one of the four doomed flights on Sept. 11, a new breed of traveler is in the skies: passengers who vow to "do whatever it takes, or go down fighting," in the words of Gordon Langford, a circuitry inventor and licenser on his way to a business meeting in Phoenix.

It was the ruthless severity of that emanation that moved Edmund Burke to decry "those hell-hounds called terrorists," in one of the first recorded uses of "terrorist" in English.

Gove's review is being led by Ian Acheson, a former prison governor and a senior Home Office official, who is understood to be actively considering recommending a separatist solution and holding convicted Islamist terrorists in one jail.

Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin, and European leaders adopted the strategy of gathering terrorists in one place to pin them down in battles far from their cities, a purpose for which they found Syria to be ideal.

What is new is the growth of the phenomenon of non-Arab Western and Asian terrorists, who terrify all those who had thought the war in Syria had successfully gathered all terrorists in one geographical spot and created an opportunity to eliminate terrorism away from their cities.

In under a month, Baghdad launched a vicious assault on a Sunni protest camp, resulting in 44 deaths; executed 21 alleged Sunni terrorists in one day, and suspended the licenses of 10 satellite channels, 9 of them deemed pro-Sunni.

He was stuck between the cars, a dangerous situation in itself, but if he had been pursuing someone, or if a terrorist in one of the cars had seen an officer trapped between them, the situation could have been disastrous.

Flowers left outside La Casa Nostra restaurant a few days after several people were killed there by terrorist gunfire, in one of six attacks on the city.

Remote-control toys might have been used already by terrorists in Sri Lanka and India, one federal official noted.

A counter-terrorism official described the arrests as part of a 'new plank' of attack against Islamic terrorists in Britain, one that targets their 'upstream' activities.

Dividing the number of Muslim adults by the six who committed terrorist acts gives you a one-in-300,000 chance that any Muslim you see would commit a terrorist act in one year.