Sentence examples for threatening everyone from inspiring English sources

Scenes from the class struggle in St Paul: Chris Matthews on MSNBC is threatening everyone he sees with Lexis-Nexus searches to uncover whether people who are now gushing enthusiastically about Palin ever even mentioned her name before tonight.

He said in his statement on Thursday: "At every turn, USADA has played the role of a bully, threatening everyone in its way and challenging the good faith of anyone who questions its motives or its methods, all at U.S. taxpayers' expense".

Other good things: it was an excellent episode for PC Jim, managing to outsmart Bobby and track down Colin Blakefield by threatening everyone with a visit from the IRA ("Yes, you should probably watch out for them") before haring up to the north west to visit Joe's dad, and then back to London to don a 1970s flak jacket and stand in for the prime minister.

They went on a rampage, threatening everyone they encountered.

They went on the rampage, threatening everyone they encountered.

Perhaps Trump has learned that just shoving a bill through and threatening everyone to vote for it just hasn't worked and isn't likely to work any time soon.

The number of mortgages at risk is too small for defaults to threaten everyone else.

They face a crisis of such dimensions that it threatens everyone in the region.

Beyond feminisation lay homosexuality, demonised in the 1950s as a perversion that threatened everyone.

The key word was "belongingness," which Whyte saw as a lure and a snare that threatened everyone's independence.

In the medium- and long-term, the country must deal with the deficit and the structural problems that threaten everyone's economic future.