blackmail

Blackmail is saying you'll tell unless you are given money.

Blackmail was always ugly, no matter what the cause or cost.

Blackmail has always loomed large in intelligence work, but never more so than today.

"Blackmail seems to be a way of life inside the Clan.

Blackmail is not beneath them, nor are intimidation and murder.

"Blackmail is just business as usual," Iris said with heavy irony.

"Blackmail suggests to me a vulgar attempt to obtain money."

Blackmail may also be considered a form of extortion.

Blackmail is wrong, he said, but so is an "attempt to blame it on someone in the party."

In 1929, Hitchcock began work on his tenth film Blackmail.

Blackmail was distinguished in the year of 1580. '

Blackmail requires secrecy; Pitts had been too eager to share his information.

"Blackmail is the only refuge of the literate man against barbarism.

"Blackmail ranged from threats of death, to public humiliation.

Blackmail threatens the monarchy, and Sherlock is about to meet the woman who beats him.

Blackmail was a motive that occurred to him.

"Blackmail is a term that I should deprecate, sir."

Blackmail is a fair description of North Korea's behavior.

In either version, "Blackmail" is extraordinarily rich, and it seems amazing that so many uneven films followed.

Blackmail requires menaces, whereas robbery is dependent on the threat or use of force.

"Blackmail is dangerous if the victim knows you or at the point when the money is exchanged.

German indie rock band Blackmail, released as a free download on their website in 2006.

Blackmail is the act of threatening to reveal information about a person or group unless a specific demand is met.

Many elements of "Blackmail" are inspired directly from the Letterman scandal.

Blackmail is their specialty, and the film demonstrates some of their favorite, most colorful methods.

Was he going to try to blackmail me in some way?

"What do you mean by coming here and trying to blackmail me?"

Trying to blackmail me after we'd kept her for three years.

There, they try to blackmail him to get test results.

"We think someone may have been trying to blackmail her."

That's what seemed to happen to a lot of people who tried blackmail back then.

If he left her with a friend, that person could blackmail you later.

"I am going to try to find out things about your parents that will let me blackmail them."

Does she have something on him, is he being blackmailed?

Why do we feel to be blackmailed by big companies?

You might even have blackmailed her, for all she knew.

This year we gave him money - was it blackmail?

But I'm not going to blackmail you for your presence.

Not if you and everybody blackmail me into it, she thought.

Workers are not the only ones blackmailed by black work.

Yet a few years ago I felt you, too, were blackmailing me.

"So you want to know what he could be blackmailed for."

"Are you going to stop those people from blackmailing him?"

A man who lives on women always blackmails them, although the word may not be used.

Why do you blackmail our government - or the British?

It seems as though he is blackmailing him with something.

"Do you think the government is blackmailing him into doing this?"

"And to get it she is going to blackmail the whole town?"

How in the world can I stop him from blackmailing me out of the picture?

If not at this job, then maybe the next thing he blackmailed us into.