"Barbarians" from the north menaced outer borders and Rome itself.
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Similar episodes have menaced highways around the country for decades.
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Many other cities in Asia are menaced by the same phenomenon.
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Bedbugs Menaced the Dinosaur Age Before Moving Into Our Mattresses 42.
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They say that these soldiers had mutinied and had menaced them.
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This is not the first time Duterte has menaced a U.N. representative.
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The world teetered on the brink of war as Hitler menaced Poland.
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He is menaced by racist skinheads and thwarted by literal-minded bureaucrats.
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Some of your female characters are menaced, raped, forced into sexual slavery.
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At least twice, the Bost has been menaced by more concentrated attacks.
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The triangular trade did not always unify those menaced by its advance.
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They were almost forbidden subjects because they menaced, sort of like soft rock.
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North Vietnamese anti-aircraft guns and missiles menaced American planes and their crews.
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Authorities had ordered the evacuation of 60,000 people there as fires menaced 11 neighborhoods.
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Beaches on the Gulf Coast are occasionally menaced by sharks, so it could happen!
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These are teenage boys who were being menaced by a group of adult men.
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In 1812, the evil queen who menaced Snow White was her own biological mother.
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In response to this threat, states menaced by feral hogs have embraced extreme measures.
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It proved difficult to preserve, however, as Goldschmidt, Ozuna and Molina menaced Atlanta's pitchers.
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Other suspects were shackled in painful positions, doused with water and menaced with dogs.
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Authorities had ordered the evacuation of 60,000 people in Haifa as fires menaced 11 neighborhoods.
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The film, which depicts a dystopian near-future menaced by homicidal drones, immediately went viral.
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When Hoover deemed communism a menace to civilization, it was this civilization he thought menaced.
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If that weren't enough for one week, Trump also menaced the NFL with unconstitutional threats.
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For his efforts, Waring was menaced by the Ku Klux Klan and threatened with impeachment.
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The Flames were menaced, vilified, chased and attacked at practices and games, Mr. Papa said.
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Today, barely a decade later, it is every living being on Earth that is menaced.
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He menaced German carmakers, French dairy farmers and Canadian hockey stick producers with his vicious tweets.
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Apple Bonkers, Snapping Turks and the Dreadful Flying Glove menaced the group, but, disguised as Sgt.
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His father denied that his son had ever menaced anyone, acted violently or owned a gun.
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Florence menaced the U.S. Northeast with heavy rains and tornadoes after killing at least 6.93 people.
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But Canada is being directly menaced in the region for the first time since the cold war.
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Some soldiers smashed furniture or menaced others, imagining they were running from hordes of rats or killers.
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I'd felt menaced for many years by a depression that led me in search of blackout relief.
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Bryant testified at the trial of Mr. Bryant and Mr. Milam that Emmett had physically menaced her.
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Much the same is true of North Korea, whose dictator Mr Trump menaced but now claims to love.
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Douglas said Moonves backed her against a wall and physically menaced her as she tried to leave: pic.twitter.
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Another story, his classic "Duel," has a motorist on a lonely highway menaced by a demonic truck driver.
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Passengers are menaced by an American Airlines flight attendant who has wrested a stroller from a sobbing mother.
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When Bella is menaced by a Mississippi plantation owner (Kevin Massey), her posterior assumes autonomous and vengeful form.
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We have one institution that is under constant assault, constantly menaced by the neoliberal mandarins of the society.
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Okay, here is your one reminder that Barbossa menaced Henry's mom in a sexual way in the first movie.
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Only recently, moderate centre-left politics was written off as lacking a demographic base and menaced by identity politics.
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If my son has to live in an America newly menaced by violent anti-Semitism, I mourn for him.
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The 2 other alleged victims, who are suing as Jane Does, make very similar claims about being mysteriously menaced.
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It marked the third sea mammal evacuation to Panama City since 2016, when Hurricane Matthew menaced the East Coast.
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As the game wound down, thick storm clouds menaced, mirroring the increasingly gloomy postseason outlook for Oakland (20073-6).
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Others, including many of the storms that menaced the biggest cities, left barely a trace of their feared fury.
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Hundreds of people milled in a massive auditorium across from Wawel Castle where, centuries before, a dragon menaced the countryside.
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Other countries are also menaced by the continued spread of extremism and are spending significant resources to confront the threat.
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From the opening whistle, Han menaced the Brescia defense, making multiple dribbling runs from Perugia's own half of the field.
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The government also issued English-language videos to make the case that China was menaced by extremist violence among Uighurs.
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In the comic strip, Warbucks even had his own private army of assassins, who happily tortured and killed whoever menaced Annie.
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The typical Sebaldian character is estranged and isolate, visited by depression and menaced by lunacy, wounded into storytelling by historical trauma.
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But besides the definite feeling of menace, there was a feeling of being menaced specifically by evil, an almost palpable evil.
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Jane is constantly menaced by the D-Men who represent her inner turmoil (the D is for "demon" and also "death").
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Humans had previously been menaced by bloodsucking carrots or brain-eating Martians; in "Close Encounters," the new extraterrestrials were positively angelic.
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Boko Haram — whose name translates to "Western education is forbidden" — has menaced the region with kidnappings, suicide bombings and sexual slavery.
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Mr Trump's revelation that he might not defend America's Baltic allies if they are menaced by Russia was unfathomably irresponsible (see article).
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At a meeting on May 16, 1966, leaders approved a notice laying out his belief that the revolution was menaced from within.
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In 1995 and 19923, when China menaced Taiwan with missile tests, President Bill Clinton dispatched two aircraft carriers to the Taiwan Strait.
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Or Patrick Chamoiseau, whose novel "Texaco" recounts Martinique's history as remembered by the insurgent residents of a shantytown menaced by city planners.
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As Hurricane Dorian menaced the Atlantic Coast Sunday, he tweeted a cautionary message to the residents of several Southern states, including Alabama.
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But if Mr. Maduro is eager to wear the mantle of the aggrieved leftist menaced by American imperialism, it fits him poorly.
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When the insects were menaced by spiders and other ants, "they curled their bodies and disappeared" into the leaf litter, Dr. Grasso said.
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At times, they stalled in traffic as flames menaced and other motorists panicked and abandoned their vehicles to try to escape on foot.
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Arguing the accord has destroyed U.S. jobs, Trump has menaced multinationals manufacturing in Mexico with punitive tariffs, and his threats to quit NAFTA.
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The first Book of Samuel tells how he had earlier struck and killed a lion and a bear that menaced the sheep he tended.
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All that misery and more menaced the competitors who had decided, for their own unfathomable reasons, that a single Ironman race was not enough.
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Menaced by Barrio-18 and rival outfit Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, El Salvador is one of the most violent countries in the world.
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By the time Maria hit, wooden power poles were rotted, transmission towers had rusted through and overgrown trees menaced thousands of miles of power lines.
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Available on YouTube A couple moves from suburban Cleveland to an Avenue D walk-up apartment, only to be menaced by a flesh-eating icebox.
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In recent weeks, the Russian military has menaced U.S. and allied vessels from the air, and interfered with the GPS signals that guide U.S. drones.
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We took wild, dangerous pack animals from the forests where they menaced us and our families, and domesticated them over years, turning them into tireless...
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Of these, Iraq and Libya both saw governments ousted by U.S.-led military regime change, while Ukraine has been increasingly menaced and attacked by Moscow.
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They speak on behalf of majorities who see themselves menaced by the loss of their political power and the rapid diminution of their economic prosperity.
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The architecture studio she shared with her husband was destroyed; tanks and snipers menaced her neighborhood, making going out to buy food a dangerous game.
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Her new skin recalls the black-clad troopers that menaced anti-racist and anti-fascist protesters in Ferguson, Charlottesville, Chicago, Portland, and countless other cities.
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Prior to swarming, the bugs had been gathered deep inside their nest in the tree, and likely emerged because they were menaced in some way.
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We were Caribbean kids, aware, even at those ages, that we stood apart from the great colonial machines that menaced the rest of the world.
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Three other officers are charged with lying about the shooting to justify Officer Van Dyke's actions, claiming Mr. McDonald had menaced officers with a knife.
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In his memoir, Mr Manzoor describes the skinheads who menaced him on his way home and a pig's head that appeared at the local mosque.
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But providing people with genetic information suggesting that their hearts are menaced without also offering them possible ways to stave off that threat seems callous.
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That confrontation was the point, a means of cementing his authority at home by playing up the notion of an encircled, perpetually menaced Russian state.
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They are imprisoned, menaced, kept in suspense about which of their captor's personae will show up next, and, over time, stripped down to their underwear.
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Singleton, who died Monday at 51, filled his characters' lives with warmth and humor even as they were constantly menaced, and often destroyed, by violence.
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Sharapova painted a shorthand cultural picture we have come to understand very well, in which a dainty white lady is menaced by a hulking black specter.
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Ever since 1984, when a giant Stay Puft Marshmallow Man menaced New Yorkers in the sci-fi comedy hit "Ghostbusters," moviegoers have known who to call.
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Iraq remains ground zero for fighting the Islamic State, which only a few years ago menaced the entire region as the world's most dangerous terrorist organization.
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Since Trump became president, Hernandez said the United States had shown great willingness to work on combating street gangs known as maras that have menaced Central America.
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As the curtain rises on "Black Diamond" by Danish Dance Theater, a man lies on the stage, menaced by two figures wearing mesh bags over their heads.
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In fact, what was playing out was my fundamental need to be menaced by a predator, and then, in the final moment, to elude that predator's trap.
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At the same time, Mr. Sunak declared that the government was earmarking 30 billion pounds (about $38.7 billion) to help businesses and workers menaced by the coronavirus.
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We saw that dark side this week, as an Atlantic angered by furious winds menaced the homes of those who had welcomed the ocean as a neighbor.
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The late zoologist Stewart Keith Eltringham, who in his book The Hippos: Natural History and Conservation recounts several instances in which he, personally, was menaced by hippos.
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In addition, a dam that had menaced the island with a potential rupture was "intact but in need of reinforcement to ensure stability," according to the Defense Department.
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"I really fear for you in journalism because you could get in a lot of legal trouble; your reputation is not the best..." he menaced obscurely in another.
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Best of all, the thinking goes, the closer we drop that ratio down to zero, the less you, our Ideal Citizen, have to be menaced by turnstile-hoppers.
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Earlier this month, the JCC Association of America reported that 11 Jewish community centers were menaced by bomb threats, all of which were eventually proved to be hoaxes.
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The country's first and only all Indigenous army unit, the Torres Strait Light Infantry Battalion, was formed in 1943 as the Japanese Imperial army menaced Australia's northern coastline.
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Fighters from the Maute group, which has pledged allegiance to Islamic State (IS), menaced the guards and shouted at prisoners: but no one gave up the Christian man.
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In the fifteen-hundreds, Ottoman fleets dominated the Mediterranean, Ottoman armies menaced Austria and Hungary, and Ottoman slavers traded in Christian captives, including a young Miguel de Cervantes.
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In the third episode on Wednesday, he said, the Stout, a guided missile destroyer, was harassed by the same vessel that had menaced the Tempest and the Squall.
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In situ, she is half of a damned couple menaced by three nasty, hairy thugs, in the vicinity of hanging corpses (including that of Judas) and other atrocities.
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People with hemophilia, the inability to form blood clots, spend their lives menaced by the prospect of uncontrolled bleeding into a muscle or joint, or even the brain.
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Democrats point out, however, he has emergency powers due to the hurricane and other hurricane-stricken states, such as South Carolina, extended their deadlines as Hurricane Matthew menaced.
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Before landfall last Wednesday, the hurricane menaced three of the state's 10 major media markets and led to a pre-landfall state of emergency declaration in two others.
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Trump has spent much of the campaign describing the U.S. economy as a disaster, a hollowed hellscape of shuttered factories and violent inner cities menaced by dangerous illegal immigrants.
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For a good while now, gamers have been menaced by the ransomware TeslaCrypt, which seeks out game-related files and locks them up, demanding payment in exchange for access.
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The Kurds are menaced from the north by Turkey, which has been fighting separatist Kurds inside its borders for years and considers the Syrian Kurds to be terrorists, too.
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A seemingly harmless motor scooter by the side of the road holds an improvised explosive device of the sort that has menaced the US presence in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - A powerful spring storm pummeled the U.S. Midwest and Plains on Saturday with blizzard conditions and high winds, while tornadoes and thunderstorms menaced some of the South.
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They were both outsiders, menaced and so, therefore, perceived as menacing despite their commercial and critical success; they knew power could be positive and effective but was ultimately illusory, fake.
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Lujan Grisham responded Friday, saying that it was "completely unacceptable that migrant families "might be menaced or threatened in any way, shape or form when they arrive at our border.
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So it may be that the most important thing you can do is let her know that she can call you or come to you if she ever feels menaced.
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Friendly media coverage casts the pontiff as a man of the center, an ecclesiastical equivalent of Angela Merkel or Barack Obama or David Cameron, menaced by authoritarians to his right.
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The Giants left tackle gave up nearly double the amount of pressures as the rest of New York's offensive line, as he was menaced by the 38-year-old James Harrison.
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GM has questioned the strength of aluminum in advertisements, including one showing that people menaced by a bear prefer to be protected by a steel cage rather than an aluminum one.
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We took wild, dangerous pack animals from the forests where they menaced us and our families, and domesticated them over years, turning them into tireless shepherds, keen hunters, and faithful companions.
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Before Dewey, I was being menaced by a woman eating a bowl of ramen while seemingly dressed as a sunflower, a ring of pink ridged plastic firmly affixed to her face.
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"I was born into a hearse because I was black first," he sang, acutely aware of what Baldwin called being "menaced and marked," the twofold conundrum of being black and gay.
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A witness got the bat away from Mr. Cicero, who then pulled a knife, menaced the pretzel man and fled in the white-and-purple ice cream truck, the police said.
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When the store in New Salem, Illinois where Lincoln worked as a clerk in the early 1830s was menaced by a local gang, the owner, Denton Offutt knew where to turn.
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The second act follows Adelaide's and her family's actions after being menaced by horrifying double versions of themselves — played by the same actors — over the course of one long, gory night.
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The score sets a harsh, dissonant, unrelenting portrait of the power and savagery of Gilead against static, quieter sounds for Offred's interior life, sounds that always feel profoundly menaced and unhappy.
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This summer he froze a package of military assistance to Ukraine even as the country, eager to build closer relations with Washington, continued to be menaced by its aggressive neighbor Russia.
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Furry, long-snouted, standing seven feet tall and wreathed in giant earthworms, they gamboled at a triumphal arch, briefly menaced an ice cream cart and disrupted a game of pickup basketball.
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The vaunted FMV was a grainy fever dream in which a group of hair models were menaced by a group of rubber dog masks in what looked like a municipal park.
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If they refused to yield Texas, which menaced federal control of the key city of New Orleans, Hamilton would have smashed his way to Mexico City and set up a puppet government.
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It was the Manchu emperor Qianlong who tapped the Xibe to settle the Ili Valley here after Qing soldiers massacred or exiled the nomads who had long menaced the empire's western borderlands.
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CreditCreditJustine Kurland for The New York Times The way the lawyer William Timmons described the case, it was practically a newsreel melodrama, with a helpless widow being menaced by a heartless tycoon.
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In "The Thin Red Line" (1998) and "The New World" (2005), it was touched with environmental anxiety, as the pristine glories of the world were menaced by war and by colonial invasion.
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FLEISCHER: And the greatest beneficiaries of that will be the nations in the Baltic states, Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia, all of which border Russia, and where Russia has menaced them in many ways.
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Crews battling a massive wind-driven California wildfire that has torched nearly 275 buildings and charred 230,000 acres are bracing on Monday to protect communities menaced by flames along the state's scenic coastline.
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If the man were to turn on you at that point, someone would probably have come to your aid; it's hard to rationalize doing nothing when a morally justified stranger is being menaced.
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This is the latest, and perhaps most vivid, example of journalists and news organizations in Brazil being threatened, menaced and subjected to actual violence by the Bolsonaro movement, all for doing our jobs.
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Chor first came to the attention of local security forces in late 2002 after he had joined a militant group called Ansar al-Islam, which menaced locals in northern Iraq with assassinations and bombings.
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He takes down the Stars and Bars and raises Old Glory above his territory; this movie holds no truck with magnolia-scented nonsense about a genteel Southern way of life menaced by Yankee aggression.
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Its "law and order" message appealed to blue-collar whites who felt menaced on all sides — by civil-rights demonstrators, anti-Vietnam War protesters and liberal intellectuals who seemed disdainful of traditional American values.
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For as long as there have been armies, they have been menaced by the ready spread of diseases like typhoid, cholera and influenza that could tear through the ranks of troops in close quarters.
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That defamation suit came in response to a Trump tweet that all but called Daniels for claiming she was menaced by a man seeking to keep her quiet about a sexual tryst with the president.
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It's meant to make you feel as though you are trapped in a nightmare with no way out, as though you are Amanda lying in bed, menaced by worms and by an implacable, unresting voice.
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Singleton "filled his characters' lives with warmth and humor even as they were constantly menaced, and often destroyed, by violence," the New York Times critic A.O. Scott wrote in an appraisal of the filmmaker's work.
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On Friday, Ms. Mann testified in excruciating detail that Mr. Weinstein had trapped her in a New York hotel room in March 2013, where he ordered her to undress, menaced her and then raped her.
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Under Mr. Xi, the Chinese Communist Party leadership has redoubled its warnings that the country's stability is menaced by political subversion, including lawyers and activists who espouse ideas of unfettered human rights and rule of law.
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It belongs to a cluster of films, including Deliverance (1972) and Jaws (1975), in which idyllic destinations are menaced by uncontrollable monsters in the form of demented hillbillies, a vengeful shark, or robot gunslingers gone haywire.
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And the news here is that Iraq -- which only four years ago seemed on the brink of collapse as ISIS's army menaced the Iraqi capital Baghdad -- is in the best shape it has been for years.
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Menaced by the Turkish military, other rebel militias and the Russian-backed Syrian government, with whom it might strike a deal, the Kurdish-led S.D.F. could lose control over the prisons as the war rages on.
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Last year, TheDarkOverlord — the hacker believed to be behind the attacks against Netflix and Hollywood studios — menaced a midsize investment bank, a glue company, a cancer charity, health care providers and other charities across the country.
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He said his feelings on the subject were shaped by an early brush with racism in high school, where a black girl he knew was menaced by a white football player who threatened to lynch her.
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Still, The Holiday Calendar lacks the bonkers throw-all-the-tropes-on-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks verve of A Christmas Prince (at no point in The Holiday Calendar is anyone menaced by a wolf).
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It's not an accident that they both hinge on the same formation of a nuclear family, the much-mythologized unit around which this country was supposedly built, and one that is, in both movies, menaced from within.
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And yet, when Wade is in his kitted-out DeLorean, tearing along a preposterously difficult game racetrack, menaced by King Kong and dodging flying debris as his fellow racers crash and burn, very little of that matters.
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After death threats and paramilitary members menaced a scheduled performance in Strasbourg to pressure him not to sing the song, he canceled the concert, but not before making a point by singing the original "La Marseillaise" anyway.
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" The governor of New Mexico, Michelle Lujan Grisham, said in a statement that it was "completely unacceptable" that migrant families "might be menaced or threatened in any way, shape or form when they arrive at our border.
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The latest outbreak was the 10th time that Ebola, a contagious affliction that can quickly spread out of control, has menaced the Democratic Republic of Congo, a sprawling Central African country about twice the size of Texas.
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" In the nearly 20-minute opening scene of this film, directed with bravura by Fred Walton, Jill, a babysitter (played by Carol Kane), is menaced by a deranged prank caller who asks: "Have you checked the children?
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For Mr. Borrometi, it took just a year of reporting on the secret businesses and clandestine political ties of the mafia in southeastern Sicily for his independent news website, La Spia (The Spy), before criminals menaced him.
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This is a morality tale — in a good way, mostly — about the vulnerability of the individual citizen in the face of state power and about the fate of a private person menaced by the machinery of publicity.
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The settlement, Belushya Guba, on a finger of land stretching into the Arctic Ocean, has declared a state of emergency as the bears have attacked people, broken into homes, menaced schools and feasted at a local dump.
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In most of those cases, the killings were in the line of duty, and the officers typically offered some reason: the dead person looked like he had a weapon, or he menaced an officer, or he resisted arrest.
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The cosmos of toys could hardly be farther from the dusty roads and the ripening vines of "Everybody Knows," yet both movies are menaced by the same fear: that your faith in someone else will fall to pieces.
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You will recall that in the first movie, our heroine Amber is menaced by wolves during a vaguely Beauty and the Beast-inspired sequence, which leads to a crucial bonding moment between Amber and the titular Christmas Prince.
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The party of the nationalist leader Matteo Salvini lost a regional election on Sunday that he had hoped would set the stage for his return to power — a prospect that once thrilled Europe's populists and menaced its establishment.
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Polar bears: A 2,000-person military settlement deep in the Russian Arctic declared a state of emergency as dozens of polar bears came ashore and attacked people, broke into homes, menaced schools and gorged at a local dump.
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In his speech in New Hampshire on Monday, while warning ominously about Muslim immigration, Mr. Trump also pitched himself as a champion of gay and lesbian Americans, whom he described as acutely menaced by the rise of radical Islam.
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Ten Democratic candidates took to the stage as Hurricane Dorian menaced the East Coast and at a time when the impact of a warming Earth is no longer just a vision of a catastrophic future but is increasingly visible.
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Dame Lillard and C.J. McCollum, menaced out of the paint for the first three quarters by Jordan—who was Momma Hooper incarnate, by the way—got to long-range twine-ripping in the fourth and put the game away.
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Parker's story fit neatly into that old American horror story of the pure and innocent white woman menaced by the sexually aggressive black man — that story that so neatly combines misogyny and racism — which imbued it with staying power.
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It really is a musical, though, to an extent which surprised me, and often veers into cheesiness: a scene in which a young Obi is menaced by hoodie-wearing ne'er-do-wells immediately loses all tension when they burst into song.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - On a semiarid Patagonian landscape 85 million years ago, a formidable meat-eater called Tratayenia rosalesi reigned as the apex predator, part of an enigmatic dinosaur group that menaced South America and Australia for tens of millions of years.
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She sends an invite over to her old friend Mario, a friend and confident and sometime savior, only to be once again menaced by an unrepentant recidivist, a flame-haired reptilian antagonist who hovers in on his Koopa Clown Car.
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"The followers of the demagogues mostly came from the old lower-middle classes, now in an unprecedented stage of frustration and fear, menaced by humiliation, dispossession and poverty," Arthur Schlesinger Jr. wrote in "The Politics of Upheaval," published in 1960.
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But this state of relative accord is now being menaced by President-elect Donald J. Trump, who brandished a rabidly anti-Mexican agenda during his campaign and once elected showed a disposition to act on the basis of his slanders.
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To give Trump his due, he recognized a moment when a lot of Americans under pressure, feeling menaced by modernity, were ready to reconnect with their inner reptile: there's nothing new about mass popular delusions or the madness of crowds.
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Not the HBO series but a British adaptation of several of the original comic stories – including "All Through the House," a very creepy segment about a murderess menaced by an escaped mental patient who just happens to be dressed like Santa Claus.
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While some migrants trudge around the barricade, risking weather exposure on foot through rugged terrain menaced by drug cartel thugs and poisonous snakes, others opt to ride hidden in trucks that drive through official crossings, a route made possible, several said, by bribes.
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Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in a century, menaced Cuba and the Bahamas on Friday as it drove toward Florida after lashing the Caribbean with devastatingly high winds, killing 19 people and leaving catastrophic destruction in its wake.
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Iranian officials have contended that the missiles that were tested are purely defensive and that their country, menaced by Israel and other unfriendly powers including Saudi Arabia and the United States, is well within its rights to have a credible military deterrent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the black and white footage of a silent film, Austrian Jews are harassed in the public market, physically menaced by thugs in the street, and forced en masse from the country, on foot or by train.
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Over the last 5,000 years or so, the crossbill—so named because the two halves of its bill cross over each other instead of aligning—has menaced the lodgepole pine, developing an ever-bigger beak to break into the tree's cones and steal its seeds.
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Their community of survivors is menaced by what appears to be a monstrous new sentient species that's evolved in the wake of the nuclear war, called homo novus by the more detached, intellectual leadership of the Metro and the Dark Ones by most everyone else.
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Prewrite the email the day before and schedule a delayed send.) (Contact me if you don't know how.) As Frankenstein's dæmon famously menaced him, I will even "be with you on your wedding-night" — provided your wedding night is directly relevant to some employment conundrum.
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To briefly recap: The finale ended with 11 members of Rick's team captured by the group known as the Saviors and kneeling before its leader, Negan, who menaced them with his signature weapon — a barbed-wire-wrapped bat named Lucille — before selecting his target.
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The new bride, just seventeen, is menaced and eventually beheaded by the ghost of the old one, a conclusion followed by this coda, in which the "I" is Hearn himself: "That is a wicked story," I said to the friend who had related it.
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Economists say that Italy should spend far more than the 25 billion-euro package it has proposed, for example, but Italian officials worry that doing so would further shake the foundations of their banking system (whose wobbles have long menaced the global financial system).
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I give no quarter to Trump or to the people who still support his demonstrated hostility to my and every other person of color's right to live without being, as James Baldwin put it, "menaced and marked" — by the leader of my own country.
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Personally, I would say the Premier League was at its strongest in the late 2000s and early 2010s, when Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea all reached Champions League finals, Manchester City was starting to emerge, and Everton and Aston Villa menaced the elite.
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When he sees her menaced by the shadowy Gerard Bonneville — a mysterious man with a laughing hyena daemon, one of Pullman's creepiest villains — he snatches her up from the convent where she's been dwelling, setting off to deliver her to safety without a second thought.
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And while this skill set has mostly been of use in places where the power lines are aboveground, sagging, even in good weather, from tilted pole to tilted pole, the underground electricals of New York are now equally menaced by rising (and descending, into the works) water.
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There is the ghost of the nineteenth-century Austrian writer Adalbert Stifter (the menaced but curious traveller, afoot in a strange, forbidding landscape); of Walter Benjamin (the elaborate analogies and formal diction); of Thomas Bernhard (the tendency toward insistent, comic exaggeration); of Peter Handke; and, above all, of Kafka.
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Among other things, he was menaced with military dogs, draped in women's underwear, injected with intravenous fluids to make him urinate on himself, put on a leash and forced to bark like a dog, and interrogated for 18 to 20 hours at least 48 times, government investigators found.
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Here's what we can grasp from the trailer: As in the teaser released earlier this year, the new trailer opens with Elsa trying to freeze-blast her way across the ocean — only now, we see her get menaced by … some kind of ghost horse made out of frozen ocean water (?).
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In an amusement park that could exist in any era, two older gay teens are on a date when they're menaced by a gang of denim-clad boys, one of whom has teased '80s hair that gets him a Meg Ryan joke from one of the teens on the date.
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She said that when she tried to confront him about what happened a couple of weeks later, he menaced her, saying, "This remains between you and I." But the defense's first witness was Paul Feldsher, a writer and former talent agent who has known both Mr. Weinstein and Ms. Sciorra for decades.
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The mixed messages about North Korea policy added to the sense of disarray coming from the White House, where Mr. Trump appeared to have all but forgotten the crisis a week after he threatened an ad hoc "fire and fury" response to North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, if he menaced the United States.
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On the FLA&aposs Facebook page, post after post began to describe Britain as under threat from uncontrolled immigration or menaced by "grooming gangs" of Muslim men sexually exploiting teenage girls across Britain — a narrative driven by trials in several British cities in which men of mostly Pakistani origin were convicted of coercing girls and women into sex.
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In a 2007 edition of 2Life magazine, a Jewish publication for the virtual world of Second Life (which at the time had around two million registered accounts, and was at the peak of its popularity), players told of encounters with the "Furzi," a group of furry griefers dressed in SS uniforms who attacked and menaced Jewish players.
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In a new book titled The Great Successor: The Divinely Perfect Destiny of Brilliant Comrade Kim Jong Un, the Washington Post's Beijing bureau chief Anna Fifield provides an intimate, inside look at the man who has captivated and menaced the world — his pampered childhood, his teen years studying abroad in Switzerland, his close relationship with his mother, and his violent rise to power.
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Granite-colored clouds largely gave way to blue skies on Monday, and zipping winds and clacking rains were replaced by a different soundtrack: the helicopters that roared and hovered above Wilmington; leaf-blowers and chain saws that cleaned up Charlotte; and the soft swirl of the still-rising Cape Fear River that menaced Fayetteville as it flowed under the Person Street Bridge.
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" In doing so, the Mets set a record for the longest stretch in history without back-to-back wins, which blends into the background of the broader fiasco of those years; it's down there in the mix, somewhere below Bret Saberhagen using a SuperSoaker to shoot bleach at reporters and Bobby Bonilla menacing a reporter by offering to "show [the reporter being menaced] the Bronx.
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And all along the way, Peele is seeding in exposition, like when we learn that Adelaide and her family aren't the only ones being menaced by their doubles (who are called "Tethers" in the film, because they're tethered to their mirror images), and the film cuts away to the vicious murder of two of their friends (Tim Heidecker and Elisabeth Moss) by the friends' doubles.
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" Diana Silvers has been seen in just three movies in her short career, but she has quickly ascended from a bit part in the superhero thriller "Glass" earlier this year to major roles putting her on thousands of screens this weekend: she plays a high school love interest in the female-centric comedy "Booksmart," and the main teenager menaced by Octavia Spencer's psycho in the horror tale "Ma.
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But the Citrus Bowl held the coin toss, and the Alabama fans cheered over winning it, and then a curious thing happened: This Citrus Bowl might have wound up flattering what Alabama has constructed over the years more than any of the previous five years when it howled and menaced from the playoff bracket, or the three out of five years before that when it occupied that funky Bowl Championship Series final thingy.
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After a harrowing season that saw poor, unlucky Will Byers possessed by a terrifying Upside Down entity nicknamed "The Mind Flayer," and the town of Hawkins menaced by a roving pack of demodogs (RIP Bob), Stranger Things 2 looked like it would go out on an optimistic note after Eleven closed the gate between worlds — with our heroes enjoying an innocent school dance while Joyce and Hopper shared a sneaky smoke out in the parking lot.
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It is also a show where an apparently big-time mobster decided to make an incredibly stupid teenage boy his second-in-command and everyone around him just went, "Yeah, that seems like a good way to operate your business"; a show with a maple syrup sex/drug cult; a show where, when a teenage girl is menaced by a serial killer, she makes sure to put on her hunting cape before shooting him with a bow and arrow — and that's not even the most absurd thing that happens in that episode.
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