Sentences with phrase «when accosted»

When accosted, Daniel told the police he had come to the Mallam to help him get rich, and was arrested.

He turns out to be real when he accosts Liam in a bathroom, giving some unnerving news that sends him first to his mother (Moira Deady) and then to his older sister Oona (Sinead Cusack) who in reality gave birth to him when she was 15 in London where she left behind his twin.

Not exact matches

The following January, Hein was stretching outside the stadium, preparing to go for a run, when he was accosted by Don James, a 6» 2», 260 - pound noseguard on the Bears» football team.

Then, believing he was outside his own house, he accosted a woman he seemed to think was his wife, followed her up her front steps, beat on her front door, hurled obscenities at the house, and argued heatedly when the woman's husband greeted him at the door.

When I was at Mom 2.0 Summit in late April I accosted some incredibly smart parent writers / podcasters / vloggers and asked them how they get their kids talking.

It is fine to judge me when my choices affect you; for when my children accost you with their nipples.

According to the Daily Guide report: «There was drama at the Achimota Shopping Mall in Accra last Saturday when a man accosted businessman and National Democratic Congress (NDC) financier, Alfred Agbesi Woyome, for duping the state in the sum of GH cents 51.2 million.»

It was gathered that the suspects were heading towards Benin Republic, when they were accosted by Naval personnel at Igbooja village, close to Badagry area of Lagos State.

«He also said it is robbery when policemen accost citizens and search for mobile phones or force suspects to withdraw money from automated teller machines.

The 33 - year - old almost never showed up to work, and when his supervisor accosted him about his absences, he threatened him with assault — and had his father warn CEO Anthony Bonomo to make his supervisor stop «picking on» him.

She said, «I had gone to the farm to get vegetables when I was accosted by the herdsman.

He tells Joy News that «most often when we the farmers are targeted by armed robbers, they accost us from the cocoa purchasing point and take away our hard earned cocoa money at gunpoint.

An employee of the US Fish and Wildlife Service was monitoring the bird in California's Los Padres National Forest when he heard shots and accosted two men who had fired at Xewe with a.22 calibre rifle as she perched high on a cliff.

When cycling along a local street, I am occasionally accosted by people asking for small amounts of money.

When you appointment free Mexican dating sites on the Internet, sometimes you accost with aerial Hispanic personals ads.

The proverbial «glass slipper» arrives with unexpected horror when Jupiter is accosted by strange alien assailants looking to end her existence.

Once beyond Harry's life with the Dursley's, which begins most Harry Potter films to this point, Potter's world is turned upside down when he is accosted by Dementors, horrible creatures that steal the happiness out of you, on the Hogwarts Express.

Victoria breaks audience expectations early on, when the four strapping youths who accost the title character in the street at 4 am turn out to be friendly and non-threatening.

Over another stretch of about 10 minutes, we experience brutal rage (when Barry is overwhelmed during a date with Emily Watson's Lena, a woman seemingly out of his league, he steps into the bathroom and kicks in the stall doors, grunting with volatile distress), we experience achingly sincere emotion (when the date ends with Lena unexpectedly calling Barry back up to her apartment for a kiss, he sprints down the hall like a man on fire rushing towards an extinguisher, underscored by strings and accordions straight out of an Audrey Hepburn romance), and we experience stark terror (after the date, Barry is accosted by extortionists and flees on foot as they pursue with hurled invective).

Fortunately for her, she's the heiress to her daddy's fortune (a man who never leaves his library), so when the privileged couple is accosted on their wedding night, the groom is murdered while she's kidnapped.

When fueling our «pedestrian» 2014 Range Rover Sport, we were routinely accosted by hot housewives in yoga pants wanting to look at, climb on, or sit in our test vehicle.

Benedict can not believe the annoying temptress Penelope is trying to prevent him from securing a biddable wife, but he comes to her rescue without hesitation when another nobleman accosts her.

But, when her luggage is lost and she is accosted by an infuriating Homeland Security agent named Dawson Tate, events take a dangerous turn.

It might even stop being cute when they're still a puppy, like on those days when you only want to get through the front door without being accosted.

Professor Kukui is waiting back in Malie Garden but, when you get there, you'll find him being accosted by Guzma, the boss of Team Skull!

The downside to this is that as soon as the player ceases to be engaged in the collection, the intrinsic greed that originally kept them searching falls by the wayside and the longer journeys can begin to become tiresome unless the player is able to enjoy the sheer aesthetic beauty of the landscape — and this becomes much tougher when the player is intermittently accosted by enemies.

I myself have been scolded by friends when I confessed to a long shower, accosted in check out lines for not using a reusable bag (hey, I forgot it...), and even faced the outrage of a stranger who overheard me telling a friend in a private conversation that the acquisition of a certain well - known natural personal care brand by a leading supplier of bleach was not the end of the world.

How annoyed do you get when you go to a store and you're just looking around and you're accosted by 12 sales professionals?

When a person accosts or impedes another person or begs, while openly wearing or carrying a weapon or an imitation thereof.

So I'm minding my own business, grabbing a Diet Coke from the BBQ chicken shop, when I'm accosted by a sandwich - short - of - a-picnic person.

When I realised it was a bus stop, I turned the corner, did a three - point turn in a nearby street and returned to the legal pick - up zone, where I was accosted by the narky parking cop.