Sentence examples for try threat from inspiring English sources
If England go well, George Ford possesses a try threat to add to the points he can expect to garner with the boot.
They lacked aggression and continuity and any semblance of try threat.
Or is the result fair as Gloucester had more possession and posed more of a try threat during the 80 minutes?
When they refused, he tried threats.
So a desperate Angelos tries threats and propaganda.
They tried threats and lawsuits, pleas and guilt trips; they tried bonus discs and exclusive online content, price hikes ("Deluxe Edition"!) and price cuts.
"We tried threats and some explosions but it seems it is not easy to pressure Hamas". Later, however, he blamed the explosions on Hamas itself.
It has tried threats: after the failed Times Square bombing, last spring, produced evidence that the plotters had undergone training in Pakistan, James Jones, the national-security adviser, warned President Asif Ali Zardari that there might be no way to rescue his country's alliance with the United States unless Pakistan did more to crack down on terrorists.
The Welsh ad, and the ones that American groups are making, are giving new life to a longstanding debate in public health circles, where campaigns have tried threats, emotional pleas or implied social pressure to urge people — often unsuccessfully — to quit smoking, be vaccinated, stop using drugs or wear seat belts.
We have tried threats of regime change and war, and we are broke and tired.
