The terrorists are threatening to blow up the hijacked airliner.
The act of attempting or threatening to harm another person.
Threatening to remove the carrot (or rather, the flow of chocolate COINS) is more credible than threatening to wield the stick.
The newest tactics: Splattering their own blood and threatening to hurl plastic bags of their feces.
Mr Karunanidhi quit Delhi in a huff, threatening to withdraw from the government.
But warmer average temperatures are threatening to redraw the wine map.
Throughout the video, the accused could be heard threatening to douse the victim with petro and set him alight.
One papercut shows rallying workers threatening to stab political enemies with giant fountain pens that look like spears.
Often they extract money at such occasions by threatening to strip or resort to violence unless they are given a financial inducement to leave.
The latest reports show that a thin sliver of ice attaching it to the Antarctic's Charcot Island is rapidly collapsing and threatening to break.
The police are already threatening to defy a no-strike law in protest, and other public-sector workers are preparing to hold ballots on industrial action.
His decree bans gatherings of more than five people, forbids news reports considered threatening to public order and allows call up of troops to quell unrest.
But Israeli spokesman Zalman Shoval says with Iran's President still threatening to wipe the Jewish state "off the map", Israel is making no promises.
And just this year she was issued a restraining order for allegedly threatening to 'hunt down and kill' Laurel Wigg and her son.
But New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg had earlier pushed for harsh punishment, threatening to lobby for severe federal criminal charges instead of a misdemeanor.
It was almost seven in the morning. There was one more obstacle: Netanyahu was threatening to scuttle the whole deal unless I released Pollard.
Since the Democrats have “only” 58 of the 100 senators, this gives exceptional power to any Democrat threatening to break ranks, and to the two independents who caucus with the Democrats.
From the death threats to throwing shoes at my grandfather's head and giving him a concussion to threatening to kill my mother in front of my little brother Dakota.
Now, after a very public feud that saw him threatening to Sue two of his 17 children (by four wives), he has announced he is handing over most of his stake to his family.
While urbanites now enjoy the luxury and convenience of private cars, the sheer number of additional cars, over 2 million in five years, is threatening to paralyze the capital city.
Less fun is fighting the new enemy: development and urban sprawl, which is threatening to pave over historic sites, especially in Virginia where many of the big battles took place.
His two rivals are appalled (refreshingly for the Tories, one of them, Ruth Davidson, is a lesbian kick-boxer); various big donors are threatening to cut their contributions if Mr Fraser gets his way.
Make sure there are no threatening tones in your proposal.
Apart from threatening to plunge the simultaneous translators into meltdown, such language feeds the image overseas of Mr Bush as a hopelessly inarticulate, trigger-happy cowboy, one that Tony Blair was at pains to say this week he regards as a parody.
The man suddenly dropped his threatening tone and became all sweetness and light.
