Sentence examples for was often threatened from inspiring English sources
adverb
Frequently, many times.
- I often walk to work when the weather is nice.
Yet Miss Politkovskaya was often threatened with death.
Friends said his life was often threatened by the Tontons Macoutes, the secret police.
On record there are confines and boundaries, but onstage there aren't, and whatever concision Cloud Nothings achieved on this album was often threatened by its interest in extended, ineffectual instrumental passages.
There was trouble and darkness between them too: they lost a baby two weeks after it was born; their marriage was often threatened by other people's sexual interest in them; and they had their fair share of financial ups and downs.
I was often threatened and called a sissy, a faggot.
ASBO KIDS RECEIVE DEATH THREATS Craig told me he was often threatened.
Witnesses are often threatened, yet there is no effective system of witness protection.
People who object to the harassment are often threatened with arrest for disorderly conduct.
Dissidents are often threatened, abducted or murdered, undermining freedom of expression and information.
New Yorkers are often threatened by bikers who obey no lights, speed down hills and ride on sidewalks.
While officers who focus on gangs and organized crime are often threatened, Mr. Bratton said, it is unusual for such threats to be carried out and rarer still for family members to be targeted.
