Sentence examples for who terrified from inspiring English sources

As Mrs. Helmsley was tried, a series of prosecution witnesses described a spiteful, extravagant, foul-mouthed woman who terrified her underlings.

Ditto the new queen of Irish crime, Liz Nugent, who terrified me with her immaculate thumbscrew of a novel, Lying in Wait (Penguin).

March 9 In a courtroom in Manassas, Va., John A. Muhammad, who terrified the Washington, D.C., area in October 2002 with a series of sniper killings, is sentenced to death.

The families said on Friday that they were seeking the evidence in an effort to prove that Mr. DeSalvo was not the notorious killer who terrified the city in the 1960's.

They survived Pennington yesterday, who terrified them even on an afternoon when he was intercepted twice for the first time in a regular-season game and lost a fumble on a blindside hit.

And for all the energy that Darryl Strawberry demanded, he was worth it because he became a role player who terrified opposing managers just by sitting on the bench.

Who terrifies them in a clutch situation?

He has homework (which he finds easy), has to cope with bullies (who terrify him) and is mystified by the opposite sex.

The media's lack of proportion, which proliferated as the war did, clarified the show's new enemy: anyone who terrifies, offends, or panders to Americans, from Al Qaeda to Tom Ridge.

We also see Emmeline Pankhurst and other suffragettes frogmarched by police, while American star Florence Turner offers her own feminist statement of sorts, a comedy about a woman who terrifies men with her enthusiastic gurning.

Eventually the gizmo, which can destroy the universe, turns up and proves useful against a 40-foot-high alien "Hot Chick" who terrifies a mall while delighting men and boys as she strides over in a very abbreviated miniskirt.