Sentence examples for then intimidated from inspiring English sources

Using a "network" of corrupt serving and former officers, Hunt is alleged to have located and then intimidated a man into not giving evidence against him even though he was a police-protected witness.

They then intimidated residents along the proposed routes into selling their property.

Neighbours discovered that cache, but they were then intimidated into silence.

These satellite crews allegedly left a trail of electronic breadcrumbs for authorities, who said they tracked members as they carried out home invasions, raided gas stations, and assaults, and then intimidated witnesses and victims into staying silent.

Their association ultimately led Bruno to earlier cracks at the world title, as for instance the second attempt, when he took on the then intimidating figure of Mike Tyson in Las Vegas in 1989, only to be stopped in five rounds.

They tap into the primordial longings of ordinary people, especially young men (and, more especially, young immigrant men), to sacrifice and to show fidelity, to scorn those they fear and then intimidate them, to brand as traitors or, at best, naïve those who argue for everyone's humanity.

What was then intimidating is now approachable.

Then, intimidate her into telling you where she got her Skooma.

Then, clearly intimidated, they gave the store a pass.

"They're out there committing murders and then they intimidate the witnesses, so the witnesses don't show up in court.

McKeown said that by then, an intimidating crowd had gathered.