Sentence examples for threat moved from inspiring English sources

But just as these types of above-land interceptions began to become commonplace, Russia, the Cold War threat, moved their communication cables somewhere very out of reach the bottom of the ocean floor.

He is still yet to prove he can be a dangerous threat moving forward in the attack but Klinsmann should feel comfortable when he is on the field.

It was past 2 a.m. in Britain, but the party, prompted by Murray's stamp on his place among tennis royalty, as a legitimate threat moving forward, had only started.

"All the signs suggest, with the way Catalans Dragons are progressing as a club and with the number of French players that they are developing themselves, that they [France] are going to be a threat moving forward," said McNamara.

The resurgent New York Yankees are the most immediate threat, moving within a game of the Rays by edging the Baltimore Orioles, overtaking them for third place in the AL East.

And the story isn't dying: As the recalls mount, and the threat moves from cuts-in-gravy to staple dry food and even to treats, feeding pets seems like Russian roulette.

Afterwards, Mulder and Scully visit Cassandra who informs them that the aliens are here to destroy all life on Earth, further stating that this alien threat moves through the Universe to colonize other planets.

defer.add img); Remembering to keep the gun pointed towards the threat, move your gun toward your support hand at the upper chest and stop the gun underneath your dominant/shooting eye.

In response, a mob destroyed the offices of her newspaper and Wells, facing death threats, moved to Chicago.

He cited the Lakers, the Rockets and, of course, the Mavericks, as potential threats moving forward.

Cybersecurity threats move at an accelerated pace, and so the acquisition cycle's relative slowness leads to major vulnerability issues.