Sentence examples for they are menace from inspiring English sources
They are menace to themselves to themselves and as the nation saw with Mixon, to others.
He declared yesterday that they are menacing him.
They are menacing, too, their five-pound bulk disturbingly heavy for the tiny wrists they confined.
They are menaced by "bit rot," in which the zeroes and the ones in which digital data is recorded mysteriously flip; by certain unstable storage devices (USB drives, for example); and by the more serious threat of technological obsolescence.
There are also other points of view: while the area's more nefarious activities mean gritty authenticity to some, to others, not least some local residents, they are menacing criminality.
Always they are menacing, and Mr. Dendy's final image, in which wave upon wave of dancers advance slowly to the edge of the stage only to drop in slow motion and roll under their fellows' steps, is chilling.
They are menaced by an evil figure named Draco (voiced by Djimon Hounsou) and the young Viking hero Hiccup Jay Baruchell) must come to a reckoning with his formidable mother Valka (Cate Blanchett).
But now they are menaced by an evil dragon-catcher named Grimmel (F Murray Abraham) who looks a bit like the wicked younger brother of Anton Ego, the pompous food critic in Ratatouille and sounds the tiniest bit like Steve Carell's Gru, from Despicable Me.
But present-day Londoners, long accustomed to I.R.A. bombs, have come to share the view of their forebears when they were menaced by Hitler's doodlebugs: if disaster suddenly strikes, so be it.
But he's a stickler for justice and comes to the help of the teenagers next door, the shy Thao and his more forthcoming sister Sue (both well played by newcomers), when they're menaced by local gangs.
