terrorizing in English
Use "terrorizing" in a sentence
1. Mankind has gone rogue, terrorizing itself.
2. There's a giant terrorizing the kingdom.
3. Terrorizing citizens, putting down freedom fighters.
4. Street gangs have been terrorizing the neighbourhood.
5. The great lion he slayed was terrorizing villages.
6. 3 Criminal gangs are terrorizing the city with apparent impunity.
7. The mysterious of the terrorizing spirits form the storyline.
8. Criminal gangs are terrorizing the city with apparent impunity.
9. And yet you never hear about one sect of Baywatchers violently terrorizing another.
10. Gustaf Meyerheim, the mad lover of Leipzig terrorizing one of his victims.
11. Synonyms for Barbarizing include brutalising, brutalizing, browbeating, terrorising, terrorizing, threatening, vandalising, vandalizing, bullying and intimidating
12. Synonyms for Affrighting include scaring, frightening, terrifying, alarming, startling, shocking, horrifying, panicking, terrorising and terrorizing
13. A gang of youths are roaming the city, vandalising stores, starting fires, and terrorizing people.
14. In time for Halloween, the Boogeymen have appeared in the NFL, and they are terrorizing opposing offenses
15. 4 A gang of youths are roaming the city, vandalising stores, starting fires, and terrorizing people.
16. It infiltrates on a daily basis Lebanese air space, terrorizing the population with its aircrafts’ sonic booms.
17. She descended into hell to attend the funeral of the raging bull of heaven, her instrument for terrorizing the earth.
18. With such influences as Cradle Of Filth and Morbid Angel, Agiel brings together intricate melodies, gut wrenching rhythyms, and extreme vocals to produce an overall terrorizing experience.
19. It is heartbreaking but no longer Appallen that they have grown to be the exact opposite of what they were created for, defying the laws of their creation and terrorizing the citizens they swore to protect.
20. Another of Cravat's key roles was as the aircraft-eating gremlin terrorizing nervy passenger William Shatner on The Twilight Zone: Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (1963) in the episode, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet
21. Originally created as part of a robot army to combat an immensely powerful super villain terrorizing the outer star systems, Clunk found himself without a job when the villain accidentally died of a nasty bacterial infection before the robot army was
22. Barbarism reappears, but created in the lap of civilisation itself and belonging to it; hence leprous Barbarism, Barbarism as leprosy of civilisation.” To understand the significance of Marx’s critique it is important to recognize the role that the treadmill occupied as a means of terrorizing and torturing workers who were consigned to it