Menace In A Sentence

• She was a menace to him.
• The menace will be sufficient.
• They are a standing menace to society.
• With this menace she left the room.
• This dreadful menace had the desired effect.
• England would only give way before the menace of war.
• These men, with their cigars, were a menace to the forest.
• Mon enfant, un nouveau danger menace votre fils.
• They are so overgrown now that they are a real menace to the forest.
• The menace of separation fell on his head like a thunderbolt.
• He keeps a continual tone and posture of menace to secure this his only point.
• Quelle effrayante menace pour l'avenir de la race!
• I predicted also that these payments would menace the national banking system.
• It was a terrible voice, the cold, grating menace of a madman.
• He grasped instantly the menace which the situation on the Clyde conjured up.
• No new danger, that, but the eternal menace that she had always to dread....
• And yet the menace of the years Finds, and shall find, me unafraid.
• And I'm afraid you don't know how serious a menace this Las Uvas gang is.
• Ticonderoga's hundred cannon were silent under the menace of two.

• The fact that concerned him now was that the greener continued to be a menace to his scheme.
• Comest thou to menace me in my own halls, or wouldest thou warn me of a danger?
• And with a gesture half menace and half drollery, she left the room as the attorney entered it.
• Farm life makes a strong individual; it is a serious menace to the achievement of class power.
• Blood-poisoning is to the surgeon a more constant menace than hunger to an Arctic explorer.
• No, the danger which will menace it lies in timidity, prejudice, and half-measures.
• Your menace has been, if you repeat this language, I will not walk with you again.
• The lightninges blast, the thunders cracke, The billows menace nought save wracke.
• The Electors of Treves and Mentz were frightened with the menace of a similar mode of war.
• Then I saw how I could have Sidney Prale accused and remove the menace of his presence also.
• They broke down utterly in the presence of those forces of evil which now menace the very fabric of civilization.
• We have come to see that the latter may be as great a menace to the world as the former is a vital resource.
• Probably there would have been more of this sort of thing had it not been for the constant menace of the Indians.
• These last words were pronounced in a strange tone of menace as though he were supernaturally aware of some suspended disasters.
• The building itself is not without merits, but its site is inconspicuous and the swampy nature of the soil is a constant menace to its durability.
• Every sewer that is carried into a stream, every manure pile that drains into a water course is a menace to health.
• Desultory outbreaks, of course, continued to menace the line and all forms of transportation for months afterwards.
• It was a time when what few barriers exist on shipboard at best went down in the sharing of a common peril, the menace of the submarine.
• The silent, nerve-racking menace of the canopied rock was quite as unbearable as the loud-mouthed threats of sea and reef.
• He was buried with military honors by the British, but the menace which he stood for had happily been destroyed.
• Bennet's eyes blazed with rage and menace as he thundered the last words at Eversleigh.

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