bogeyman造句

The media depict him as a left-wing bogeyman.

Clearly, many media outlets disagree, and it's easy to see why: Prostitutes represent a cultural bogeyman.

But Jobs is also the bogeyman that has forced fearful media bosses to change their approach to Webified TV.

A demigod in Argentina - the Church of Maradona opened in 1998 and has 100, 000 worshippers - but the Hand of god goal ensured he is England's eternal bogeyman.

One of the great curiosities of recent years has been the transformation of Tony Benn from a national bogeyman to national treasure.

Mr Brown will remind voters of the suspicious share deals Ms Whitman enjoyed when she was on the board of Goldman Sachs, currently America’s favourite Wall Street bogeyman.

There was no Halloween bogeyman in the closet for one Brooklyn woman in New York—just a 7-foot-long python in her toilet.

The decision to attack Wall Street’s bogeyman-in-chief just as the White House makes a big push to get its financial-reform bill through the Senate is certainly striking.

Shouts of "Death to America!" may have echoed around Friday prayers in Tehran over the past 30 years, but the older imperial superpower has been a bogeyman in Iran for far longer.