Sentence examples for would be terrorised from inspiring English sources
Even if the chancellor wanted to opt for the red button, she would be terrorised by the reaction of the German electorate were she to do so.
When Mr Cameron says that, unlike his main rival and his three predecessors, he would not be terrorised into resorting to right-wing tactics by a run of gloomy polls and bullying Tory newspapers, you believe him.
The question is not whether this claim is true – teachers and students who continue to be terrorised by Taliban attacks would find it laughable – but why a senior Afghan official would engage in such misinformation.
"They won't be terrorised.
"They have a right to be here and not to be terrorised and exterminated".
It will be terrorised and will mistrust you in the future.
But when his brother asked him if he really believed that British troops should be there, he replied that the Afghan people had been terrorised by the Taliban for years and that he believed they would be freeing them.
At Glen Hills primary school, Townsend was terrorised by a teacher who, when children had failed to master their lessons, would slap their legs and make them do handstands.
Without it, there would have been no Bug's Life, which relocated the story in the insect world, and no Westworld, in which tourists were terrorised by Brynner as an out-of-control robot version of his Magnificent Seven character.
