Sentence examples for terrorized that from inspiring English sources

Although there were isolated incidents involving al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghrib and smaller groups, most notable was the threat from Boko Haram, which was based in neighbouring Nigeria and had terrorized that country for years before launching attacks in nearby countries.

"'Dr. Narcan terrorized that youngster with a needle and stabbed him in the arm' using an improper needle size.

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 97 percent (from 101 reviews) Sample Review: "To describe 'The Act of Killing' as a riveting documentary about Indonesian death squads that terrorized that country's citizens in the 1960s might be factually accurate.

But I'm actually talking about Boko Haram, a Nigeria-centered group that not only has terrorized that country's Christians -- and to a lesser extent, Muslims -- but murdered innocent civilians from many other countries as well, as mentioned above.

Ms. Gatkuoth said she felt so terrorized that she not only filed a criminal complaint against the restaurant's director of operations — he has since left the restaurant — but also became the lead complainant in the commission's federal discrimination lawsuit, in which Tavern on the Green agreed to a $2.2 million settlement last month.

Our gay brothers and sisters are terrified and terrorized that their families are next when they become the targets of the "Make America Great Again" campaign.

Here's how to terrorize that 2.7-gram celluloid sphere like a manly man.

But when a dominant, for instance, reacts with shaming and name-calling to a past submissive saying that she or he felt violated, the dominant is leveraging the power dynamic of their sexual history to terrorize that submissive into remaining quiet.

What if he'd become yet another man lurking at his ex's job or place of residence, who saw in his ability to terrorize that woman some twisted form of power?

"We are determined," Wilson said, "that this city is not going to suffer the kind of terrorizing that some people seem bent on inflicting upon it".

"But it signals a long-delayed recognition, spurred by years of organizing and advocacy by the very people he sought to terrorize, that no one -- not even the sheriff -- is above the law".