terrorising in A Sentence

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    His power terrorised opposing defenders.

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    Belle looks terrorised by it.

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    He retorted,"A terrorist means who terrorises people.

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    Terrorising the children, damaging the library, beating up girls.

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    He was involved in some cases related to weapon snatching and Terrorising people.

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    This bombardment began and many were killed and injured and others were terrorised and displaced.

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    (B) the adoption of terrorist tactics and methods for Terrorising and finally ousting the colonial rulers.

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    If he is Terrorising the terrorists, if he is Terrorising America the terrorist … I am with him.

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    That is why they want to victimise them, and terrorise them- all in the name of cows.

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    And this is for imprisoning my grandfather and Terrorising the people of Mathura for all these years!"!

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    From 1933 to 1938 the Nazis terrorised, pauperised and segregated the Jews, compelling them to leave the country.

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    A mic was kept close to them so that the entire area could hear them scream, and be terrorised.

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    Some 30,000 Hindus and Buddhists in the area have also been displaced, with some saying they were terrorised by Rohingya militants.

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    Police Officers, may for this purpose, associate respectable citizens so that the children or juveniles are not terrorised and minimal coercion is used.

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    It has been reported that often local leaders of the panchayats and municipalities terrorise the villagers to force them to sell land at meagre prices.

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    Based on the classic 1980s video game of the same title, the film is about a gorilla(Jason Liles), a crocodile and a wolf that terrorise a city.

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    They want to push the villagers towards the cities by Terrorising them even as they incapacitate the urban Muslims so that they are unable to support the fleeing masses.

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    If there was something out there as big as what you say it is, knocking over fences and Terrorising livestock, it will take more than a rifle and a slug to slow it down.

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    The former striker, who netted 56 times in 78 international caps and terrorised defences in Serie A for years, suffered terribly from the stress he had put on his body during a 17-year career.

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    Delhi: The presence of the" Monkey Man", who terrorised large parts of east Delhi recently, was felt at the most unlikely of places last week- the chief ministers' meeting convened by the Centre to discuss the recommendations of the World Trade Organisation WTO.

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    A clandestine aspect of drone warfare is the psychological impact on a population of being constantly spied upon, to the extent of preventing them leading normal lives and, oddly enough for a supposed'anti-terror' weapon, Terrorising them, as exemplified by Zubair Rehman's testimony to the US Congress.

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    It reads,“the terrorist gang had planned to use country-made bombs, petrol bombs, firearms and engage in heavy stone pelting in order to send a strong message to the followers of western music and culture, and terrorise the minds of all those who would attend the said programme.”.

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