Sentence examples for threatening words from inspiring English sources

At Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, the police were called in today after threatening words were discovered scrawled on a desk recently.

Wonder if son overheard exchange and if he's old enough to know what wimp means. 5. Mumble vaguely threatening words to other dad and watch in horror as he heads toward you.

From rebel headquarters, meanwhile, came threatening words from General Sheriff, the rebel chief of staff, a man missing a couple of teeth and wearing a red beret and gold-rimmed glasses.

The FA announced the charges brought against the former England midfielder are that he "used abusive and/or insulting words towards a match official", "his behaviour towards a match official constituted violent conduct" and that he "used threatening words and/or behaviour towards a match official".

Rackauckas said Ramos' threatening words and provocative actions turned a routine police encounter into a crime scene.

And if any "threatening" words are detected -- no matter how inane or silly -- the record can be flagged and assigned to a government agent for further investigation.

It didn't threaten the words of Oscar Wilde for wit, or for philosophical content even those of Joey Barton.

Is my exposure to San Francisco's polyglot population the reason I wasn't the least bit threatened by words I could not understand?

The Indian prime minister told soldiers along the Kashmir frontier to prepare for a "decisive battle" -- words threatening to Pakistan and alarming elsewhere.

But building a working relationship with Moscow is possibly his greatest or at least most pressing challenge, as the pro-Russian rebellion intensifies, threatening, in his words, to create a new Somalia.

And then on Saturday, in the 18th minute, they threatened (operative word) to "reveal" they were entertainers.