If you try to do so, we will attack you and your vehicles," they threaten.
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6 sentences with “threaten”
Short, simple sentences with “threaten”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: threaten
To say you will cause harm or trouble to someone. To be likely to cause something bad or dangerous. To show signs of something unpleasant happening. To warn someone in a serious way.
6 sentences with “threaten” — examples
These clan leaders feared that if Muhammad's message became popular, it would threaten the pilgrims who flocked to Mecca to worship the various deities: that would be bad for business.
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Its only major defeat during this early period was when it lost the ability to threaten Britain itself: in October 1805, at the Battle of Trafalgar, a British fleet destroyed a larger French and allied Spanish fleet.
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Philip V's son Perseus ascended the Macedonian throne in 179 BC and, although he did not directly threaten Roman power, he succeeded in arousing the suspicions of the Roman elite simply by reasserting Macedonian sovereignty in the region.
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Much of the survival of Luther and Protestantism is due to the simple fact that both the Pope and Charles V were reluctant to threaten Frederick the Wise, who was one of the electors of the empire and one of the most powerful nobles, essentially a king in his own right.
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But these phenomena threaten human life above all: the number of deaths they cause is greater than those caused by tornadoes, hurricanes and floods. Lightning kills because it paralyzes the heart or the respiratory system with its electrical discharge, so powerful that it often detaches a person's shoe.
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