Sentence examples for threatening through from inspiring English sources
His ability to pick out a threatening through ball from deep or find space on the edge of the box will be vital to any success Bayern hope to find.
In September, a federal appeals court in Nevada, for instance, sided with school officials who suspended a high school sophomore for threatening, through messages on Myspace, to shoot classmates.
McGowan then connected with a precision pass from Michael Duffy on the counter-attack to put the game beyond the reach of County, who scored too late to be threatening through the substitute Craig Curran.
Mr. Rouhani denounced the Trump administration not only for repudiating the nuclear agreement, but also for threatening through the use of sanctions to punish any country that seeks to do business with Iran.
WHO was arrested this month after a Facebook comment about the death of a 12-year-old Florida girl who committed suicide after classmates relentlessly bullied her? WHERE did a federal appeals court side with school officials who suspended a high school sophomore for threatening, through messages on Myspace, to shoot classmates?
A well-chosen class reader helps structure my schemes of learning, provide an 'in' for students who typically say they don't like reading and writing and for students who have often emotional and social issues, serve up opportunities for discussions they might find threatening through more typical mentoring one-to-one sessions.
The rich as a class are threatened through higher taxes, more regulation".
With Aiden McGeady on as a substitute, they threatened through Keane and Doyle and Richard Dunne thudded a header into Londak.
His Albert the Great, the favorite, and A P Valentine never threatened through the mile-and-a-quarter race.
Wild burros, descendants of animals lost or abandoned by prospectors and miners, became so numerous as to threaten, through overgrazing, the natural vegetation on which other animals depend.
Michael Phelps, who has won more Olympic gold medals than anyone, in any sport, threatened, through his coach, to boycott competitions in which the suits were permitted.
