terror

Between the red cheeks and that white forehead shone a pair of black red eyes well suited to strike terror into the bravest heart.

She asked me whether I had been afraid to see her that day; I admitted that I felt spasms of deep terror.

She did not realize that the little boy lived shoulder to shoulder with terror too great for an adult to comprehend.

Despite all that power, all that wealth, he was alone when he finally died -- his ultimate terror realized.

He said the U. S. Government is at war against extremists bound by ideology who are willing to use terror to achieve their objectives.

In 2005, Bush invited Sharansky to the White House to discuss how the book's ideas could be applied to the war on terror.

She stood beside him in her silk dress, looking at him strangely, so that a certain terror, horror took possession of him.

Her mind suddenly emerge out of these two terror-stricken people of the word.

So the Lord brought us out of Egypt with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm, with great terror and with miraculous signs and wonders.

Anyway, I could see that he was in a state of great terror, for his tottering legs would scarcely support his stout, bulky form.

It was Passepartout who, playing his part with a happy audacity, had passed through the crowd amid the general terror.

The vacant stare and the look of terror that had followed it went from her eyes.

In terror, I ran into my room, locked the door and stayed in there for ages. I then crept back to see if it was still there.

You brought your people Israel out of Egypt with signs and wonders, by a mighty hand and an outstretched arm and with great terror.

She had had a great doubt and terror lest Arthur should not know her, but that pang was spared to her, in part at least.

During a night terror, which may last anywhere from a few minutes up to an hour, the child is still asleep.

Me, a short story! Began to feel terror in the middle is very funny, very sad ending. Once there was a ghost, put the ass, dead.

Russian ambassador Vitaly Churkin called the U. S charge of 'terror' unacceptable and propaganda which has no place in the council.

SINCE the beginning of the so-called war on terror, many Britons have been appalled by the dirty tactics employed by American intelligence.

(Mark 15: 34), he knew the overpowering terror of separation from God as he took on himself the curse of our sins.

Our military has put the terror training camps of Afghanistan out of business, yet camps still exist in at least a dozen countries.

And he stared at him in terror and said, "What is it, Lord? "

The defense secretary rejected some of her specific criticisms as simply wrong and said the war against terror will be a drawn-out process.

This woman voice is clear and fragile, that clumsy and timid and serene exterior even if is loudly talk to all terror to scare her to her.

forgive my servants , " he said , " for a terror i cannot blame them for ; from being suspected they have become suspicious .

If Pakistan's world view were not distorted by India, it might be able to see straight on terror.

Finally, even when I was a teenage terror, Mom and Dad always let me know how proud they were of me.

Now, when a death has an "Article 2 dimension" , a high court judge is often drafted in as coroner, as in the July 7th terror inquest.

THROUGHOUT most of history, lightning was as much a mystery as it was a terror.

Lightning held only terror for man until he made of electricity his servant. Steam was only so much waste until man learned to harness it.

He continued to sit there motionless, taking no heed of the passing hours, and possessed with an awful terror.

Thankfully, her collar was just loose enough that, in that moment of pure terror, she was able to squeeze her head out and run.

No one to speak, even Tangwan example, she did not understand, but also the terror of the gas field shook not dare to speak.

Yet he was as submissive to a word of advice as if he had been in constant terror.

Mr Qaddafi broke resistance to his policies with a campaign of random terror against "stray dogs" , as he labelled dissidents.

"We were surprised, but people started coming just to say that they want to support us and don't want terror to close us down, " he said.

You may be relieved or even ecstatic about the end of a symbol of terror, or maybe it seems like the pain is just beginning all over again.

Should the US at least make the claim that what it used to call the "war on terror" has reached a turning point?

Thus it was that the terror of the second leftists reversed the advance of freedom that had begun in France in 1789.

The dark night of the soul engulfed him, and he felt a strange, primeval terror he knew not what.

Surely confidence in this matter would be an advantage to passing on genes, and a terror of it would be a great disadvantage.

And yet China is still a one-party state and terror remains essential to its survival.

as though such knowing worn like an amulet, a mask, will ward away the evil, the terror.

Frankie noticed with childish terror the extreme alarm with which his mother looked at his father.

I felt disgusted at the little wretch's composure, since he was no longer in terror for himself.

Mice are supposed to strike terror into the hearts of elephants - at least if Disney cartoons are to be believed.

Her forehead had been strikingly expressive of an engrossing terror and compassion that saw nothing but the peril of the accused.

The man was seized with terror but soon he calmed down and said, "I'm afraid I certainly do mind, if it's all the same to you. "

Ramirez became further enamored of the terror he had created and of the name the media had given him "The Night Stalker. "

Obama no longer wants the United States and all of its foreign policy goals to be defined by the "war on terror. "

At present, vehicle bomb has become the main means of the terror explosion. It has become a serious threat against the important buildings.

In terms of the war on terror, who do you think should be the next to invade?

But I knew the terror of those shellings and the pressure we'd been under since we got to Bastogne could take their toll in other way.

It's strange to look back on my years of terror now that the final chapter of my brilliant cinematic journey is culminating.

The only force powerful enough to stop the rise of tyranny and terror, and replace hatred with hope, is the force of human freedom.

The martyr, when faced even by a death of bodily anguish and horror, finds in the very terror of his doom a strong stimulant and tonic.

He stared up in terror at the dark figure looming over him.

The Tanezrouft Basin, in south-central Algeria, is one of the most desolate parts of the Sahara, and is sometimes called the land of terror.

Nor would it employ interrogation tactics like water-boarding, which he said had only played into the hands of terror groups like al-Qaeda.

COMPARED with the hydra-headed fight against terror, the cold war seems to have been deceptively easy.

Grief and terror had so stupefied their sense, that they did not know Prospero.

When asked about it, I said Quayle's claim would strike terror into the heart of every fire hydrant in America.

He promised that Tehran could take its 'rightful place' in the world if it renounced terror and embraced peace.

Whether from terror or courage, Cosette had not breathed a sound, though her hands were a little abraded.

I felt a thrill of terror as the door began to creak open.

She looked at him with terror in her eyes, but she didn't move her gaze from him.

Terror that he had lost her; it had debilitated him for a moment.

Do not go out to the fields or walk on the roads, for the enemy has a sword, and there is terror on every side.

She looked at me in terror, but made no attempt to take the handkerchief.

"A very small number" of European governments believe Afghanistan is on the front-line of the war on terror, says one senior Brussels man.

Much of the instinctive terror that this Arcanum evokes is attributed to its power over the soul.

Within a year, the United States and its allies had transformed the Sahara-Sahel region into a second front in the global "war on terror. "

On realising that it was an anti-Gaddafi site, I immediately closed the page: even in Britain, the terror stayed with you.

President Bush has often referred to him as a strong ally in the war on terror.

Despite progress, the president said the fight against terror is far from over and will test his successors.

The two top officials of the state in which Mumbai is located appear to be on their way out, in wake of last week's terror attack.

And in the moment of her now final death, he fell with her to the floor -a dead man, killed by his own terror.

There is nothing like a cold splash on your exposed nether regions as you sit or hover in terror over a public toilet.

I hide in the dark night, crazy painful and scared to strike terror into the heart of.

Mr. Blair told reporters in London the verdict handed down against Saddam Hussein, is a reminder of the "sheer terror" of that regime.

Terror of the lecher , hope of the mad recluse : The Sky ! Black cover of the great cauldron In which boils vast, imperceptible Humanity .

manhunt Began. The next morning Kemp received a note which announced that the reign of terror had Begun; one person would be executed daily.

The president will continue to put the war on terror at the heart of his foreign policy.

Her face worked as she stared at him in terror.

The molecular Hamiltonian is formidable enough to strike terror into the heart of any quantum chemist.

A great-grandmother of mine lived to age of ninety-two, and to her last day remained a terror to all her descendants.

Istanbul's governor has said there's no doubt this was a terror attack, the target, a pedestrian street in a residential area of the city.

The child sat watching and thinking of these things, until the phantom in her mind so increased in gloom and terror.

They found that the last bin Laden is a bad life, like the American TV series, unlike the days of terror over tycoon.

She was silent for a few moments, and a look of terror came over her face.

But just as he put the rope over his head, he screamed in terror and threw his arms above his head.

By this time it blew a terrible storm indeed, and now I began to see terror and amazement in the faces even of the seamen themselves.

This terror among sailors was one of the main obstacles in the great voyage of Columbus.

"I heard a noise in the bathroom and realized that someone was in the bathroom, " he said. "I felt a sense of terror rushing over me. "

My aunt can be a bit of a terror.

It was a night of joy and terror, such as this man of stupendous emotions had already experienced twice or thrice in his lifetime.

While Pakistan is a close US ally in the war on terror, the relationship with China has never been compromised.

Despitemany trials over the years, many Ethiopians still do not know what happened tofamily members who disappeared during the Red Terror.

He says in Britain the threat posed by the extreme right normally does not come in the form of a major terror attack.

In this way a reign of terror becomes universal, and the state acquires everywhere something of the character of the comite du Salut Public.

There was no way she could come to terms with death, she lay night after night in a confused terror.

The White House does not like to say "war on terror" or "terrorism" ; terrorism is a tactic not an enemy, it explains.

Mr. Obama noted that he had gone to the Rose Garden the day after the attack to say "this was an act of terror. "

However, the memory of the terror has continued to preserve the credibility, and thus the effectiveness, of the threat of repression.

"It's a reminder that the entire international community holds a stake in preventing this kind of terror from occurring, " he said.

4And for fear of him, the guards were struck with terror, and became as dead men.

She could not speak another word. - Her voice was lost; and she sat down, waiting in great terror till Harriet should answer.

and the look of terror that had followed it went from her eyes.

That Army captain, and all of our men and women serving in the war on terror, are on the front lines of freedom.

The fog of terror cleared from her eyes.

I felt a thrill of admiration for her, and a fresh stab of terror.

When the wind blows , it changes from a sleeping giant into a terror .

while it was thundering , the little boy clenched his mother ' s arm in terror.

It was almost a temptation one moment, and the succeeding moment it became a terror. He was in a panic at the thought of it.

as a consequence , terror overwhelms the person to the point of making irrational choices and non - typical behavior.

and these added to the Terror of the Storm, put me into such a Condition, that I can by no Words describe it.

The Jewish authorities held the common Jews in a grip of terror by means of an authority, given them by the "Christian" rulers.

He seems to have conceived an abject, unreasoned terror of the railroad.

The US launched into a struggle with militant Islamism and a "war on terror" that continue to this day.

The war on terror forced me to reconsider the concept of open society.

The poor woman stared in terror at the faces of the enemy soldiers.

How often, in her waking hours and in her dreams, had she started in wild terror, and covered her face with her hands?

But the red pen in the hands of your local Grammar Grundy has conditioned such a terror of being wrong that people fear variation itself.

Terror seems to be the weapon of choice by ethnic and religious zealots these days.

And his unchanged worldview becomes obvious when he calls the war on terror, 'primarily an intelligence and law enforcement operation. '

Mr. Bush may have prosecuted the war on terror to excess, but he always reminded the country that it was not at war with Islam.

He felt a sharp pain, yelled out in terror, and opened his eyes.

And all nations that fight terror, as if the lives of their own people depend on it, will earn the favorable judgment of history.

With some basic micro techniques and a couple of the right units described here, youll be able to effectively counter Terror Drones.

Nevertheless, the strange terror grew so insupportable that conquering my reluctance to move I sat up and lit the lamp at my bedside.

Since the "9. 11" , after George W. Bush launched two consecutive so-called "war on terror" , the United States into a quagmire of war.

The humans scrambled for the source of the terror only to find one of their offspring crying at the top of his lungs.

When he drew near the horses, they began to jump and kick about, then to scream with terror.

Hear ye attentively the terror of his voice, and the sound that cometh out of his mouth.

Performing in public, though, filled him with terror, which led him to give up his job as principal oboe in the BBC Welsh Orchestra.

FAINTHEARTS may prefer not to say that the West is at war with terror.

One observer has called it a "balance of financial terror. "

There was in me this time none of that naked terror I had felt when I had seen the soldiers.

A drought on her waters! They will dry up . For it is a land of idols, idols that will go mad with terror.

He is one of at least 12 police officers killed in the terror attacks, one of the deadliest days for Mumbai's police force.

It was to be the start of a terror that would haunt the people here long after the eruption ceased, Lahars.

No doubt you've heard about the tragedy that befell the town of Tristram . Some say that Diablo, the Lord of Terror, walks the world again.

The young man had never seen such a scene of terror, especially for She Tunxiang such a thing, he was unheard of.

BACK IN THE days of the tyranny of distance, the primal terror of Australians was the fear of abandonment.

Yet one question has surely been settled - that to win the war on terror we must take the fight to the enemy.

But in recent years, the Libyan leader has been recast as a reformed sinner, an ally in the "war on terror" and a valued business partner.

The poor profited by this terror as well as the good God, for the honorable deputy also founded two beds in the hospital, which made twelve.

The White House has issued an alert for American tourists traveling in Europe over fears of a terror attack.

We are also monitoring the dark's many secret terror-weapons as it is pivotal that these horrendous devices be kept at bay.

Fortunately, a brave soldier, led by the elite troops, launched Return of the Jedi in preparation for the eradication of these bio-terror.

An old story says: a child and a sailor chat, the child asked sailor: "The sea of terror, how can you dare to go to sea? "

In the front half century, all giants talked about meaninglessness , outrage, suffer, worry, terror, fear and anxiety.

In a thinly veiled criticism of the United States, he suggested the terror fight is being used as a cover for human rights abuses.

He said it was possible to apply this rationalisation to non-IT examples including the US's War on Terror.

Two alleged terror plots targeting 2 US cities, Federal Agents say the suspects in both plots were ready to pull the trigger.

It showed the powerful bonding among men on the front lines, as well as the terror.

But it was something else that filled us with terror. No human eye had ever seen a hound like this one.

The sword without, and terror within, shall destroy both the young man and the virgin, the suckling also with the man of gray hairs.

But Bolton does not play with the tense terror, is only endures ability to the audience to tease contentedly leisurely and carefree.

"In the name of God, do something, " one man pleaded to me, indelibly etching the terror of his voice on my memory.

Gaddafi said the security council should be renamed "the terror council" .

His black-ringed eyes and black -lined eyebrows registered sadness, wonder, perplexity and terror.

The Queen had for long been haunted by a terror that the day might come when she would be obliged to part with her Minister.

Mumbai, the financial hub of India, was the site of a three-day terror attack two years ago that left more than 160 people dead.

His great terror was with relation to his wife, for fear he should have received any injury from me, and should communicate it further.

Terror first meted out in rural areas that were once ruling-party strongholds has spread to the cities, where the MDC has long been popular.

Other parts of the global terror network may view this as a moment to strike, thinking that we're distracted.

One man, trying in his terror to escape the awful sight, stumbled against the coffin so heavily as to knock away one of its frail supports.

The sun, thrown into confusion, had remained low on the horizon, and by not rising had spread terror amongst the great doctors.

Chu Zhong is a bit humiliated, terror that the 20 times also little family would not like to give to do.

They were evidence that in the aftermath of terror and in the midst of hysteria, one great heart at least remained sane and jocular.

Allowing the compound and bolthole to be turned into a museum would risk it becoming a shrine to terror.

But that was enough to leave the king pale and trembling with terror.

This very interesting, is supine with the friend place above is photographing, a little looks like the terror. . .

It has opened the door to a major strategic victory in the broader war on terror.

This book was written out of a terror in seeing what the Internet had done to me.

Terror washed over him as he lay on the floor, with that funeral drum pounding inside him.

And by framing the fight as a clash of civilizations, he could draw the West into a global war on terror.

Sometimes, while meditating on these things in solitude, I've got up in a sudden terror.

For the man in the paddock, whose duty is is to sweep up manure, the supreme terror is the possibility of a world without horses.

When nightmares move beyond occasional annoyance tonear-nightly terror, however, you might have nightmare disorder.

The PPP and its main coalition partner, Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League, have been far too busy for duty in the "war on terror" .

As dawn broke yesterday in the ravaged townships, stories of terror, loss and acts of courage continued to emerge.

In that area, AIDS is so dreadful a disease that the very mention of it strikes terror into the population.

Such terror of the unseen is so far above mere sensual cowardice that it will annihilate that cowardice.

U. S. analysts had been examining such data since the September 2001 terror attacks on the United States.

And in all that mighty hand, and in all the great terror which Moses showed in the sight of all Israel.

The Obama administration is to drop one of the key phrases used by President Bush in what he called his 'war on terror'.

The creature in terror lifted me high in the air and began to circle the castle.

It was apparently the loneliness and confusion of life in Britain that set this student on a path that led to terror.

Meanwhile they were racking their brains hoping to come up with a way to undermine the War on Terror from within.

But he spoke out forcefully against the terror attacks and said his administration would support India's efforts to catch those responsible.

The rumour about the terror attack at Nigeria's production establishments last week did not drive the OPEC's oil prices soaring.

Terror crossed her face as he said this.

With him at the two extremes is the "king of the novel of terror, " Stephen King.

The dictionary defines a dystopia as a state in which the conditions of life are extremely bad as from deprivation or oppression or terror.

When money or terror makes them turn their faces to the camera, I feel that the person on this side of the lense should feel a cold shiver.

Now shall the ships be astonished in the day of thy terror: and the islands in the sea shall be troubled because no one cometh out of thee.

Even so, when I'd screamed out in terror at the werewolf's lunge, it wasn't fear for the wolf that brought the cry of "no" to my lips.

Iraq has been a deeply unpopular war in Australia, where many believe it exposes the nation to greater danger of terror attack.

He rose to his feet in terror, feeling sticky and fat, and rushed to the open window to gulp in fresh air.

again a point debated by Muslim Uighurs who have been rounded up in anti-terror sweeps.

The war against terror is bound up in the war against poverty.

A country fed on terror promises to maintain regional security with a country mowing down civil liberties in its own.

She confessed to being trained by a Japanese abductee for nearly two years prior to her terror mission.

Blair and Bush discuss Afghanistan, Iraq and the war on terror at a White House press conference.

In the war on terror, as in much else, this president's pragmatic search for the middle way is in danger of satisfying nobody.

Overcoming her terror, Beauty stepped forward. "Good evening my lord. " she said.

Depending on your opponent's faction you have to look out for quick counters to your terror drones.

Everytime she saw a dog , her eyes were full of terror after she was attacked .

Perhaps victory in the war on terror might be swifter if informants were persuaded to accept payment in stock futures.

Washington's preoccupation with the War on Terror and its costly adventure in Iraq have given Beijing valuable strategic space.

The Americans have flirted with this idea, ever since the onset of the "war on terror" .

He saw aging, illness, and death as an absolute terror, and pinned all his hopes on the contemplative forest life as his only escape.

n. She lay in bed, white, with terror-filled eyes, her lips set and a little vertical line between the brows.

It has been a staunch ally in the War on Terror.

Politics, not economics, is likely to be a more fruitful weapon in the fight against terror.

There was the quiet terror that suffused my sense when vast hazes of gold washed earthward from star -heavy skies on silent nights .

By the autumn of 1941, Serbian resistance to the German terror had become only a shadow.

shake with terror when such a words pass your lips for fear they be untrue and Antony cut out your tongue fot(for? ) the lie!

The best allies for the US, during the cold war and now in a war on terror, have been leaders elected in a fair manner.

JANE LITTLE: Others insist it is NOT about nationalism. Stephen Simon is co-author of The Age of Sacred Terror.

After receiving reports of a possible terror attack, the United States has closed its consulate in the Indian city of Bombay.

It was an almost exclusively Jewish government, which wielded this terror.

The foreign ministers of the two countries are scheduled to hold their first formal peace dialogue since the 2008 terror strikes in Mumbai.

while reactionaries on the revolutionary massacres, repression known as the "white terror. "

The employees lived in terror of the boss, who had not only borne down on them but could also dismiss them at any time.

But on the broader issues of the war on terror and the particular case of Iraq, he had little influence.

Waging a war on terror was always going to be like pinning jelly to a wall.

Then I heard a noise, and I knew it was the sound of human terror.

the same, " said he; " and now, am I to rely upon an avowal extorted by religious or physical terror?

Much of this is covertly filmed, sometimes by the farmers themselves, with wobbly camera shots enhancing the sense of chaos and terror.

His shining armour was real and inspired terror, but underneath the armour there was only a bad linguistic habit.

These people were all staying at one hotel and soon the nation thought that it might be under a bio-terror attack5.

With a gasp of terror Simon crawled away from the black mouth of the tunnel toward the blue-white chink in the doorway.

The stock markets have been shut as authorities cope with one of the worst terror attacks ever in the country.

As the "Global War on Terror" fades from our lexicon, he may set out a unifying idea to replace it, Adam Brookes says.

(34)He stopped there as if he were petrified with terror.

I'll never be like this again, she thought, as she saw the terror in the Queen's face.

These described the panic and terror as the plane tried, but failed, to land safely near the city of Yichun.

As a young man, he dreamed of writing a history of the Russian revolution, oblivious to the Stalinist terror going on around him.

Get on an airplane not because you're convinced it won't crash, but because meeting your baby niece is worth a few hours of terror.

For one instant the party upon the stairs remained motionless, through extremity of terror and of awe.

Liquid explosives provide an easy means of terror. How does law enforcement detect, prevent and respond to this threat?

Human dignity insisted on the right to walk, a rhythm not extorted from the body by command or terror.

He opened up a second front in the war on terror, in Iraq, before finishing with the first front, in Afghanistan.

That does not imply sympathy for al-Qaeda's campaign of global terror, but it does imply adherence to a version of political Islam.

As the national narrative shifts from the war on terror to the specter of decline, the uniform performs another psychic function.

In Annapolis, the president once again contrasted his views on the treatment of terror suspects with those of the Bush administration.

She looked into the distance, and the old terror flamed up for an instant, then sank again.