Sentence examples for was terrorized from inspiring English sources
verb
To fill (someone) with terror; to terrify
Kut is an overwhelmingly Shiite Muslim town that was terrorized by the rival Sunni sect during the Hussein years.
PARIS — The Jewish school in Toulouse that was terrorized by an unknown gunman on a motorbike will reopen on Wednesday as a statement of courage and continuity.
He reformed the police force and worked to maintain calm when the city was terrorized by a string of child murders.
For three weeks in 2002, the nation's capital was terrorized as a sniper and his young accomplice killed 10 people at random and wounded three others.
Jeff McCartney, general manager of YourOklahoma.com, said the service had been well received in the state, which was terrorized by a bombing seven years ago.
A gang of women was terrorizing other inmates.
He knew that he was terrorizing people and came to understand that he was destroying himself.
Even near the end of his life, he was terrorizing his neighbors in Aspen, Colo.
Dunleavy arrived at South Street just as Son of Sam was terrorizing the city with a.44-calibre revolver.
The best weapon against terror is refusing to be terrorized.
