Sentence examples for threat again from inspiring English sources
"Thank you," she said, "for making punk a threat again".
He was quick, menacing and never quite the same threat again.
He is currently ranked 18th, on the rise, a threat again.
When the game kicked off for the next 45, the pace was electric and Inter's goal was under threat again.
Procuring Grant Hill and Tracy McGrady -- and possibly Maurice Taylor -- should make the Magic a bona fide playoff threat again.
Los Angeles must grow healthy as a team before it can think about becoming a threat again, Jackson said.
Online threats again topped the intelligence chief's list of "worldwide threats" the US faces, with the mutating threat of low-intensity terrorism quickly following.
Threats again st local government officials have risen 66% since 2010, when the figures were first collected, according to a report published on Friday.
Officer London said that as he had walked away, Mr. Harvin began screaming threats again, and he was worried that Mr. Harvin was trying to draw a crowd, which would have made the situation more dangerous.
Back in October, Mr Milosevic had promised to co-operate with the court, though he has never recognised its authority.Why is the Yugoslav leader, often quite astute at assessing the seriousness of foreign threats, again playing with fire?
The Knicks are three games out of the Eastern Conference's eighth and final playoff spot, and for them to reach the postseason, Sprewell and Thomas will need to become threats again.
