Her descriptions recalled the terror-struck teenager she was at the time of the incident.
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Thankfully, I was safe in my apartment in another part of the city when the terror struck, far from the market.
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But Mr Pence criticised one of Mr Trump's signature policies, his proposal to bar entry to Muslims, or at least Muslims from terror-struck nations.
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The air was calm as she followed the rest of the group back to Belo Garden Park to hear the second round of speeches when terror struck.
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Wednesday There's a terror attack in London Terror struck at the heart of London, killing four people and leaving dozens injured in the city's deadliest attack in over a decade.
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Terror struck lower Manhattan when the driver of a rented Home Depot pickup truck mowed down pedestrians and cyclists along a bike path on the West Side Highway, killing eight and injuring 11.
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When terror struck outside Manchester Arena during an Ariana Grande concert Monday night, a homeless man who was there to panhandle sprung into action, quickly coming to the aid of dozens of injured people.
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Michelle Goldberg In the terror-struck and vertiginous days after Donald Trump's election a year ago, as I tried to make sense of America's new reality, I called people who lived, or had lived, under authoritarianism to ask what to expect.
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" Pompeo continued: "His clear guidance to me and to my military colleagues is this: We want to get our folks home as fast and in as large numbers as we can, and we want to make sure that never again is terror struck on the United States from that soil.
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"We want to get our folks home as fast and in as large numbers as we can, and we want to make sure that never again is terror struck on the United States from that soil," is how Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday described President Trump's directive to his administration.
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"We want to get our folks home as fast and in as large numbers as we can, and we want to make sure that never again is terror struck on the United States from that soil," is how Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday described President Trump's directive to his administration.
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Look for the terror-struck, corpulent bourgeois failing to keep up with a crowd that is being chased by the police (The Demonstration, 20193); the nude holding a tiny black dog inches away from her groin (Bathing on a Summer Evening, 22019-226); the polar bear rug staring out at us from an adulterer's bedroom like a startled witness (The Other's Health, 22019); the toddler fiendishly ripping and scattering paper on the floor (The Red Room, Etretat, 1899); or the schoolchildren portrayed as roving, belligerent gangs.
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Frantic with terror, they paid no attention to the wire, which cut some of them cruelly, but went ploughing, the whole terror-struck crowd, through the mud and thin ice of the marsh. Many of them who reached solid ground and safety were plastered with slime from head to heel. Many more were soaked with icy water.” “Then came the first great roar.
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The king ordered that his wife be put in a treadwheel crane. Three fairies saw the abandoned children and gave them a deer to nurse them, a purse full of money, and a ring that changed color when misfortune befell one of them. When they were grown, they left for the city and took a house. Their aunts saw them and were terror-struck.
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He was subsequently honoured with the title of 'Maharaja'. At the time when Posta was developed by the Posta Raj family, people were afraid of settling beyond Jorasanko, on the banks of the Hooghly River. Even moving around in the area during day time was restricted because of the terror struck by Mugh pirates, thieves and dacoits. Posta Raj family dared to shift to the area because they had the strength and the manpower to withstand assaults.
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The camp was covered with a system of spies. When on 18 November 1944 the Wehrmacht sent two whole trainloads of rockets back marked "Unusable – Sabotage", the fascist terror struck hard. Dozens of prisoners who were suspected of taking part in the sabotage were tortured and hanged. Onto beams between two cranes ropes with nooses were fastened, and twelve, fifteen, twenty people were hanged on them at once, strangled once the cranes lifted them up high.
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Paris was throughout the 19th century the permanent theater of insurrectionary movements and headquarters of European revolutionaries. Following the French Revolution of 1789 and the First French Empire of Napoleon I, the former royal family returned to power in the Bourbon Restoration. The Restoration was dominated by the Counter-revolutionaries who refused all inheritance of the Revolution and aimed at re-establishing the divine right of kings. The White Terror struck the Left, while the ultra-royalists tried to bypass their king on his right.
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The government soldiers are terror-struck; the NPA seem to be getting ready to execute the lot. However, it so happens that Ka Noli, Tomas's friend back in Pugad Baboy, is among the NPA's in that camp. The soldiers are released and are invited for a drink with the Communist rebels. While the new-found friends happily drink their training time away, they hear an aircraft fly overhead; Ka Noli mentions rumors of a secret airstrip somewhere in Mt. Makulot operated by a man named Sendong Langib.
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The story starts with a stormy sea and strong winds which are wrecking a ship carrying the family of Inspector Ajit Singh from South Africa, played by Ajit, his wife Lakshmi, Nirupa Roy and twins Ajay and Vijay. Terror struck they are thrown on the waves of the angry seas, and land on drifting pieces of wood, on the shores of India. Lakshmi becomes blind with shock, although Ajay is saved with her, whom she names Bhola, seeking refuge with a Zamindar family of D.K. Sapru, to work as their menial chores servant. Meanwhile Vijay is misled to a life of crime and becomes Shankar, with his gangster moll being Bindu as Suzy.
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The sinking received extensive but not always accurate press coverage. For example, The New Zealand Herald reported the following fabrication mixing the real event with imagined details, supposedly directly based on the survivor "Gunter Hasselback" (his real name was Günter Haselbach): :‘The Loss of the Pamir’ :Last of the ‘P’ Line :“Overwhelmed in a hurricane off the Azores on September 21, 1957, - complement of about 80 crew and training cadets – 5 survivors picked up on Tuesday, 24th. Survivors tell of how terror struck into the hearts of the naval cadets in the Pamir when huge waves tossed her around like a shuttle cock. Her cargo of wheat shifted and she took on a 45 degree list.
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In late October 2006, an Ontario Superior Court Judge struck down a part of Canada's Security of Information Act as unconstitutional. This law had previously been used by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to obtain search warrants for the home and office of Ottawa journalist Juliet O'Neill, after she received and published leaked information about Maher Arar. In the same week, an Ottawa judge struck down as unconstitutional a section of the Anti-terrorism Act that defined terrorism as crime motived by religion, politics or ideology.Don Butler, "Security law violates charter, judge rules", Montreal Gazette, October 20, 2006, A12; Ian Macleod, "Anti-terror law suffers new setback", October 25, 2006, A4; Alex Dobrota and Gloria Galloway, "Portion of law on terror struck down", Globe and Mail, October 25, 2006, A1.
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