1
The Northmen were a perpetual menace and scourge to England and Scotland.
2
Missionaries constitute, in truth, a perpetual menace to the national peace.
3
To maintain its existence against perpetual menace required the exertion of perpetual skill.
4
For to them, her life was a perpetual menace.
5
The resources of the kingdom are expended in standing armies; and these are a perpetual menace.
6
The size and character of the slave population eventually became a perpetual menace to the State.
7
He eyed the trio with his perpetual menace of a grin on his broad red face.
8
It was surely to deliver himself from this perpetual menace that the count killed his wife.
9
So you see, Nadine, alive and in safety, was a perpetual menace to the German plans.
10
All moderate men, and many pronounced Unionists, were becoming uneasy under the perpetual menace of trouble.
11
His presence here is a perpetual menace.
12
We may think what we will of Cherbourg, England views it in the light of a perpetual menace.
13
To eastward the peak broke away sheer, beetling in a perpetual menace to the valleys and the lower hills.
14
The power of the grandees, that last remnant of feudalism, and a perpetual menace to monarchy, was swept away.
15
From time immemorial almost, it might be said that Scotland had been a perpetual menace to her southern neighbour.
16
The standing army of Chandernagor hovers over peaceful India, a perpetual menace to the free and liberal government established by England.
