But here I am 10 months after being terrorized by the police.

These men at the time where known for terrorizing the little town.

He terrorized a office building in the city's financial district.

There was also some talk about him terrorizing a young girl.

So what is a good one to get for around the same price to terrorize my children?

It appears as though the others were terrorized to death.

There was no evidence of terrorizing in the stuff I found.

But the school decided it was better to let this girl be terrorized every day than to do something about the boy.

Too late - some of them have been terrorized into silence.

The sound was so cold it would have terrorized a normal man.

Like most of us, they are terrorized by the accounting department.

The parents tell Tony his days of terrorizing their kids are over.

At least 64 men, women and children were killed on the spot, terrorizing the others.

This time they said their children were being terrorized by the junior high students.

Since then, its poor have been politically terrorized as well.

And who is providing him with the Western technology to terrorize the world?

Now, in the name of democracy, small nations terrorize the big.

A person who would terrorize members of his own girlfriend's family.

"This was a situation where people were terrorized and intimidated."

"They terrorized us a bit, but we think that what they're doing is a good idea," he added.

On both sides, the strategy is to terrorize the population.

"They should never have tried to terrorize you with fire.

He was dead; she would not grant the man the success of making her feel terrorized.

"The local will be organizing members, instead of terrorizing them."

Just maybe you wanted to hire that guy again to terrorize me?

A gang of senior citizens are terrorising their local village.

Now, of course, he stands accused of terrorising his own people.

This lot were supposed to be terrorising a kingdom.

The two travel the countryside, terrorising people suspected of devil worship.

He anonymously stalks Phil, terrorising him with evidence about his past crimes.

Last month, they said, a lion from the park spent two weeks terrorising the village, killing a dozen cattle.

However, many states have used torture not to extract information, but as a means of terrorising their populations or specific communities.

Police are hunting a gang of robbers who're terrorising elderly women in their homes.

A band of thugs terrorising its population impervious to all reason is not suitable.

But just move a bit away from the absolute extreme and you can carry on terrorising away, no problem.

Dashing up ladders or terrorising rabbits, he's just happy, and much loved.

The legend goes that a terrible Dragon was terrorising both livestock and villagers.

This tells the story of how a griffin was terrorising the people and the animals of the area.

He finds it below his dignity to calculate these coefficients and has been terrorising the observatory for two days now.

A werewolf has been terrorising the performers and stealing jewelry from the audience members.

Madonna accuses world media of terrorising father of her adopted child.

Terrorising the locals, Bruce prevented any possible chance of future violent hostility towards him and his men.

Stop eating and terrorising the people of China."

For years, a brutal junta has been terrorising the people of Burma, who live in extreme poverty.

To that end they fund militias and misuse the police and the military, who are terrorising the population across the country.

I'm not against that, but you can't leave young thugs loose to go round terrorising honest folk.

It appears to be intended to cause maximum casualties, terrorising and leaving humans without any will to resist.

Grant used his computer programming skills to defeat a giant robot dinosaur that was terrorising the city.

The dominant males are often very aggressive, routinely terrorising the juveniles and females in the group.

The kids learn that the ghost of a pterodactyl is terrorising Big Canyon.