Sentence examples for try to terrorize from inspiring English sources

In public pronouncements King was sometimes unrepentant: "I recognize terror as the finest emotion," he wrote in his study of the horror field, "Danse Macabre" (1981), "and so I will try to terrorize the reader.

Israelis say this is a time for "cutting the grass" - a euphemism for killing off the violent extremists as they try to terrorize the Israelis.

Now, he said, they are trying to terrorize them.

That's not so far from the spirit of planned rallies, trying to terrorize people anonymously.

The Taliban were trying to terrorize people into fearing that their shepherds couldn't protect them.

"The government is trying to terrorize and dominate the Sunni people," said Yasir's brother, Shuhaib.

James Bond was the first to battle small bands of evildoers trying to terrorize the world.

Shabaab, the military wing of the Islamic Courts Union, has been trying to terrorize the residents of the city into submission, and it appears to have succeeded to a degree.

QUESTION FROM CHARLES: Would it have been a psychic victory to rebuild the towers exactly as they stood, as soon as possible (albeit with a suitable memorial) to demonstrating the futility of trying to terrorize America?

Some of the violence is connected to armed groups that are trying to terrorize local populations into submission so they can get their hands on Congo's diamonds, gold, tin, copper and other minerals.

That new law, legal experts said, forced prosecutors to put on evidence supporting their theories that the men were trying to terrorize the public and use the threat of more killings to extort $10 million from the government Mr. Malvo is facing his first trial in Fairfax County in the Oct. 14 killing of Linda Franklin.