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Sentences ending with menace

It was a rather grim stroke of humor, but I understood its meaning full well, and felt the force of its menace. [6]
The animal had now settled down on his master's body, his bloodshot eyes watching in menace. [11]
The great roof gave a sense of crouching or hovering, for warmth or in menace. [11]
Your life has been a covert menace. [11]
These were known as the Colombiere, the Grosse Tete, Tas de Pois, and the Marmotiers; each with its retinue of sunken reefs and needles of granitic gneiss lying low in menace. [11]

Sentences containing menace two or more times

Applying the principle to your case, my idea is that Halleck shall menace Columbus and "down river" generally, while you menace Bowling Green and East Tennessee. [7]

More example sentences with the word menace in them

I trust this will not be regarded as a menace, but only as the declared purpose of the Union that it will constitutionally defend and maintain itself. [7]
He had come to study French government in New Caledonia, to gauge the extent of the menace that the convict question bore towards Australia, and to tell his tale to Australia, and to such other countries as would listen. [11]
We have undertaken to resent a supreme insult, and have had to bear new insults and aggressions, even to the direct menace of our national capital. [6]
It blew upon them in cruel menace of conquest, in piercing inclemency. [11]
She thinks it's the moral aspect, but it's really the revolutionary aspect, the menace to those precious institutions from which we derive our privileges and comforts. [9]
My idea was, that this would at once menace the enemy's communications, which I would seize if he would permit. [7]
Who can realize that never again that majestic form shall rise in the council-chambers of his country to beat back the storms of anarchy which may threaten, or pour the oil of peace upon the troubled billows as they rage and menace around! [7]
She, presently, would step out of the noise, the oppressive moist heat of the drawing and spinning rooms, the constant, remorseless menace of whirling wheels and cogs and belts. [9]
Most of these saved themselves by swimming, but the old man sank, and nothing more was seen of him but his clenched fist, which rose in menace for some minutes above the waters. [10]
Here swung Admiral Saunders's and Admiral Holmes's divisions, out of reach of the French batteries, yet able to menace and destroy, and to feed the British camps with men and munitions. [11]
It may be said, however, that no greater menace to democracy could have arisen than the one we seem barely to have escaped--the control of politics and government by the capitalistic interests of the nation. [9]
I do not perceive in the plan any menace, or violence, or coercion towards any one. [7]
It was the only thing in which Byng had proved invulnerable, and Krool had remained a menace which she vaguely felt and tried to conquer, which, in vain, Adrian Fellowes had endeavoured to remove. [11]
He still could only marry her into the peril and menace of the law? [11]
The industrial development of the United States was of course a necessary and desirable thing, but the economic doctrine which formed the basis of American institutions proved to be unsuited to industrialism, and introduced unforeseen evils that were a serious menace to the Republic. [9]
Her purpose had not been concealed from Archibius, but Charmian had told him the menace of the future, and he approved her decision. [10]
This was too much for the active old man who, with flashing eyes and hand upraised in menace, burst forth "What do you mean? [10]
The great Hebrew's menace is approaching fulfilment. [10]
The memory of Mark Twain remains to us a living and intimate presence that today, even more than in life, constitutes a stately moral bulwark reared against hypocrisy and superstition--a mighty national menace to sham. [5]
I understand the main body of the enemy is very near you, so near that you could "board at home," so to speak, and menace or attack him any day. [7]
Long was the list of these royalties, and they were a heavy and steadily increasing burden upon the treasury and a menace to the crown. [5]
The former is lasting, but the roses--" She shook her finger in roguish menace at the sculptor as she spoke. [10]
Men of my kind, and not the Judd Jasons (for whom there was some excuse) were the least dispensable tools of the capitalists, the greatest menace to civilization. [9]
The worst of it is, that there is now some menace hanging over my head of an invitation to go to them in London during the season. [14]
They were evidently intending to attempt that treacherous passage, which culminated in a series of eddies, a menace to even the best oarsman ship. [11]
The country had, however, felt a kind of weird menace in the name. [11]
She began with him, but skillfully transferred the close of her remark, and the little smile of menace that went with it, to his wife. [8]
I will say further, it is not my intention to menace, but to do myself justice. [7]
The city of Dublin was not always clean, but in the bright, gorgeous sun her natural filth was no menace to the eye, no repulse to the senses. [11]
And the experienced driver knew it was better to hold the whip raised as a menace than to strike the running animal on the head. [2]
After all, your belief is a pitiless one; for, as I have tried to say, the man has not himself alone to consider, but those to whom his living is a perpetual shame and menace and cruelty insupportable--insupportable! [11]
Those high-impending forests,--"hangers," as White of Selborne would have called them,--sloping far upward and backward into the distance, had always an air of menace blended with their wild beauty. [6]
He made it appear that Joan, through her wickedness, was a menace and a peril to the Church's purity and holiness, and her death therefore necessary. [5]
A moment so, and then she said in a tone that suggested menace, determination: "You have poisoned him. [11]
Yet it seemed an insult that Frau Katharina had no fear that she could menace her happiness. [10]
Because Ferrol was an Englishman he made no confidant of him, and because he was a dying man he saw in him no menace to the cause. [11]
But the confusion among the latter had become so great that the warriors' cries of terror and their leaders' shouts of encouragement and menace were distinctly heard whenever the fierce crashing of the thunder died away. [10]
Judge Douglas ignores altogether the very well known fact that we have never had a serious menace to our political existence, except it sprang from this thing, which he chooses to regard as only upon a par with onions and potatoes. [7]
Your pretensions are a menace to his title and possessions; you have assaulted him in his own house: you are ruined if you stay. [5]

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