Besiege

The stalker would besiege their victim with messages and gifts, causing fear and anxiety.

The memory of her first love continued to besiege her.

The tragedy of losing her mother continued to besiege her thoughts.

The police set up barricades to besiege the criminal and prevent his escape.

The activists decided to besiege the government building until their demands were met.

The students decided to besiege the principal's office until their demands were met.

The army planned to besiege the enemy stronghold for months.

The protestors sought to besiege the headquarters of the corporation to voice their grievances.

The protesters decided to besiege the government building.

The army has no choice but to besiege the enemy position.

The rebels hoped to besiege the supply line to weaken the enemy.

The terrorists attempted to besiege the embassy but were stopped by security forces.

The pirates would often besiege passing ships.

The rebels will besiege the city to force the government to negotiate.

The pirates tried to besiege the harbor but were defeated.

The king ordered his army to besiege the enemy's capital.

The protesters threatened to besiege the police station unless their demands were met.

The insurgents were able to besiege the military base for several days.

The police have decided to besiege the suspect's house.

The rebels planned to besiege the city to overthrow the government.

The bandits attempted to besiege the town to loot it.

The army is going to besiege the enemy's stronghold.

The invading army managed to besiege the capital city.

The police had to besiege the house to capture the criminal.

The tribe decided to besiege the neighboring village to settle a dispute.

The protesters plan to besiege the government building.

The landlord would besiege the tenant with demands for rent payments, even though they were already paid.

The customer would besiege the company with complaints, demanding better service.

The creditor would besiege the debtor with calls and letters, demanding payment on a debt.

The journalist would besiege the politician with questions, trying to uncover any scandals.

The telemarketer would besiege people with unwanted phone calls.

The ex-boyfriend would besiege his former partner with calls and messages.

The paparazzi would besiege the celebrity's home for days, waiting to capture a photo.

The paparazzi would besiege the celebrity every time she left her house.

The telemarketer would besiege the elderly woman with calls, trying to sell her something she didn't need.

The salesperson would besiege customers with calls and emails, trying to make a sale.

The sales representative would besiege the potential customer with emails, trying to make a sale.

The coach would besiege the team with harsh critiques, trying to improve their performance.

The student council candidate would besiege their classmates with campaign flyers, hoping to gain more votes.