| Some parts of the job I could do with my eyes closed, other parts baffle and terrify me. |
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| A robber who used a fake gun to terrify a shop assistant, sparking an armed police hunt, has been jailed for six years. |
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| Junior high and high school can terrify the wits out of those who are just entering. |
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| Nevertheless some gangs do occasionally break through to stone buses, houses and terrify old ladies. |
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| John hugely enjoys his regular opportunity to terrify the children and clout his fellow cast members! |
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| While fireworks can cause injury to animals, the noise they make can also terrify household pets. |
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| The sight of these illuminated beasts, belching out fire and smoke on a dark night was intended to terrify would-be intruders. |
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| Funny how I can watch all sorts of horror movies for hours and not get scared while that movie and its sequel terrify me! |
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| One is white muslin from the 1920s and the other red satin from the 1970s, and they terrify me. |
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| The film simply lacks the textured macabre atmosphere necessary to truly terrify and ensorcell. |
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| Perhaps, though I scarcely dare to hope it, the hydrogen bomb will terrify mankind into sanity and tolerance. |
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| Are they really true or are they there intentionally to terrify and upset our mind? |
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| The operation was apparently intended to terrify the residents into leaving voluntarily, but instead it steeled their resolve. |
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| Global terrorism is cheap, requires little manpower, captures the world's attention and gives the weak the ability to terrify the strong. |
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| The frightful engines of ecclesiastical councils and Calvinistical good nature never failed to terrify me exceedingly whenever I thought of preaching. |
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| And the giant size of Sully isn't there just to terrify the viewer – it's to give our hero a fitting scale. |
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| The goal should not be to terrify the bejesus out of the public, lest they scrunch their noses and give up. |
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| Originally, they thought L. S. D. would terrify alcoholics by causing symptoms akin to delirium tremens. |
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| When you look back, there is a sort of political genius in being able to lose the Scots and terrify the English all at the same time. |
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| But he reckoned it would take a decade to capture a quarter of the market. That is enough to worry rather than terrify local shopkeepers. |
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| Equally, budget defeat could lead to an early election for the third time in four years. That option should terrify both the Liberals and Labour. |
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| Yes, sowing is fiddly, to a degree that can terrify novice gardeners. |
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| Though the lightsaber is the Warrior's primary method of attack, he also uses his dark command of the Force to paralyze, terrify, and kill. |
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| In many cases, the armed forces violently enter the homes of suspects, terrify the family and search the premises without any form of warrant. |
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| The 32 measures included sleep and sensory deprivation, the use of military dogs to terrify prisoners, temperature extremes and diets of bread and water. |
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| He increasingly tries to terrify them rather than reassure them. |
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| I've raced motorcycles and cars, so machinery and speed don't terrify me. |
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| The giant retailer is realizing its dream of getting into the banking business, which should terrify populists of all stripes. |
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| The unmuzzled dogs were also used to terrify inmates at the direction of the highest-ranking military intelligence officer at the prison, one witness said Tuesday. |
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| They allegedly used unmuzzled dogs to attack and terrify Iraqi prisoners. |
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| President, the basic premise of terrorism is that the unexpected, the unconsidered, the unbelievable will terrify the population into accepting political claims, whether they are rational or not. |
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| They used to terrify me to death, with everything, and now I'm getting my own back by terrifying other people. |
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| First, they want to terrify our citizens and convince them that they are helpless and cannot trust the international community or their Government to protect them. |
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| This word should therefore not terrify us. |
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| In some cases they also had multicoloured tattoos on their bodies, often for religious and traditional reasons but also in order to terrify people who were not accustomed to them. |
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| Some customers terrify me with their demands. |
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| The Man in the Moon, Werewolves and The Bogey Man are the three most likely characters to terrify local children in their sleep. |
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| And Iran's Holocaust-denying president seems hellbent on acquiring a nuclear weapon that would not just threaten Israel's existence but terrify his Arab neighbours and provoke a nuclear arms race across the region. |
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| But I disagree with you about the gardenish landscape. The lowest mountains here terrify me far more than anything I saw in Connemara or Achill. |
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| But they were certainly trying to terrify me and get me back. |
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| I hope the Ravenloftian DM will be able to use the new Darklings to terrify those players who read every Monstrous Compendium and know what every monster does. |
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