Sentence examples for the terrorizing of from inspiring English sources

But no Western official has called the terrorizing of 1.8 million people living in Gaza an "act of terrorism," though it is openly intended to bring about political change and punish the people of Palestine for electing the wrong leaders.

Let us recall our own nuclear obliteration of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the British destruction of Dresden, cities of little military significance targeted for vengeance and the terrorizing of civilians.

Children barely big enough to shoulder a weapon have been involved in a very brutal civil war in Sierra Leone marked by amputations of limbs and the terrorizing of villages.

Mubarak said that he would ask for an investigation of who was behind "the terrorizing of the people," and that there was a choice now "between chaos and stability": but circumstances are, increasingly, placing Mubarak himself on the "chaos" side of that equation.

A10 U.N. Tribunal for Sierra Leone The United Nations Security Council got a blueprint for a war crimes tribunal for Sierra Leone, where children barely big enough to shoulder a weapon have been involved in a civil war marked by amputations and the terrorizing of villages.

In every war I have covered, from Beirut to Bosnia, I have listened to men (always men) recount moments that left shame — the terrorizing of a child in a quest for intelligence, the abandonment of a son encircled by the enemy.

As Japanese and U.S. scientists continue studying hibakusha, their children and grandchildren to try to comprehend the full effect of radiation exposure, can we come face to face with the terrorizing realities of nuclear weapons?

But surely no reasonable person would approve of the feds' terrorizing of industry.

It was just one shot, but the form, the rhythm and the result signified that Iverson was still hot, that his terrorizing of the Milwaukee Bucks at the end of Friday's game would continue in Game 7.

The national anthem, like most of what you learn in elementary school, is mostly lies-forget the brave and the free, we're the land of the terrorized, the home of the perpetually panicked.

Writer suggests that "Amadeus, Opus 2: THE SEQUEL" finds Salieri terrorizing Smost of the musical greats of the Classical Period.