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53 examples of Terrorize in a sentence

Well, VD fights off some bad guys who try 2 terrorize Arquette & her 2 kids.
Well at the party, it doesn't take long for Alex's bad side to come out as he proceeds to terrorize the people there.
Basically, you get to enjoy seeing a flat black '74 Dodge Charger terrorize a small town.
They Terrorize the girl sending her to use self-defence with her axe...
"Nanny McPhee" begins by showing a group of cheerfully horrible siblings who wreck their house, terrorize the cook, and quickly drive away every nanny their absent father (Colin Firth) hires.
A crazed, bloodthirsty trio kill and terrorize several luckless individuals around the titular area.
However I now recall a 1987 direct to video movie filmed in Australia where a bunch of outback lowlifes terrorize a woman then decide to hunt her like prey.
The crooked doctor hired by Silk to recover the bank statements(..and later recruiting the slime-ball to pose as an orderly within the hospital to torment and terrorize Susan for she saw him murder her mother and to find out about where those bank statements are hidden)is Monroe(Martin Beck).
The perpetrators are indifferent as to whether their victims, both direct and indirect, are Muslim or non-Muslim; their goal is to terrorize and eventually to destroy a way of life in the name of a nebulous Dar-al-Islam, a utopian entity that will supposedly solve all of life’s problems.
Because the wreckers of the far right and far left will surely reappear to vandalize, terrorize, and desecrate; it is up to the Yellow Vests to say once again, this time as if they really mean it: Not in our name.
So should members of the militias and the Chavista armed gangs called colectivos, if they have acted to terrorize the population, and anyone who has coerced public employees by threatening to fire them unless they vote as ordered or carry out particular measures.
The Syrian government could reasonably interpret US policy as follows: “We will stand by and do nothing while you terrorize or kill your own people so long as you do not use chemical weapons.”
Sedition was thus explicitly intended as an instrument to terrorize Indian nationalists; indeed, Mahatma Gandhi was among its prominent victims, though far from its last.
He also understands, as few US reporters do, how similar legislation has been used to terrorize and intimidate reporters in other countries.
But such measures are of no use when the military remains firmly in control, the rule of law is absent, and the government refuses to admit to the systematic sexual violence committed by its soldiers as they terrorize the population.
Even with an unlikely wall around Europe, many would find a way in – and some would terrorize Europe for decades to come.
Beyond health effects, contamination could terrorize affected populations, prompting temporary flight and permanent relocation.
In the spirit of post-war reconciliation that diplomats are always keen to engender, we must not reconcile ourselves to the timid, blighted notion that world order requires us to recoil before rogue states that terrorize their citizens and menace our own.
It as if they are trying to terrorize the private sector, so that when the fiscal ax actually falls, consumers and investors will be sufficiently relieved that disaster has been averted that they will increase spending.
This is what has happened now, with the violent tactics of the Kosovo Liberation Army and the brutal repressive measures of Yugoslav special forces, which obliterate whole villages, with their civilian population, to terrorize and retaliate.
His last resort is to radicalize his core base and try to terrorize everyone else into submission.
When the US eventually withdraws from Afghanistan and the Taliban’s victory is complete, a large number of idle jihadis will be ready to reinforce Pakistan’s three-decade-long effort to send “militants” to terrorize India.
Yet, whatever the precise number, it takes only a few mines to terrorize civilians and curtail economic activity.
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