Sentence examples for threats come from inspiring English sources

Will these threats come to anything?

Today, by contrast, the threats come from shadows.

Now the threats come by email rather than via beatings.

Sometimes, the threats come like pincer movements with all angles covered.

Threats come via Facebook and Twitter, he said, through taunting messages about the "Shia kaffir" — infidels.

FOR the beleaguered winemakers of France, threats come in many guises.

The threats come from housing, roads, quarrying, powerlines, airports and other major infrastructure.

But now, in the age of technology and terror, the dire threats come from much more homely adversaries.

Threats come with the territory, so now Mr. Shashaa travels with former students who act as his bodyguards.

On the security front, terror threats come from our own cities and neighbourhoods more than remote parts of the world.

Threats come from farmers and the demands of water companies and their customers – that is to say, us.