hounded

Our usual homecoming ritual was for me to rattle in the door late at night from a series of flights, to find Teddy swimming an ecstatic sidestroke on the kitchen floor, howling his hound dog “Awooo, awooo.”

Priest or no, he shall not be hounded to death in the streets without one blow struck in his defence.

Father, I really do not see why at my age I should be hounded out of the house like this every morning.

Reporters who were sent to see him hounded off the platform witnessed an ovation instead.

And to think that the man whom I, with a mad desire for vengeance, hounded out of the country should have given his life for me!

He asked for a confessor, and intimated that he would prefer Stephen Palecz, the enemy who had hounded him to the death.

It shall exist until the root of evil is killed—until corrupt and ruling politics is hounded out of the city—to death!

For six months, since his father's death, we have hounded him, in vain.

And, most important of all, why do 'they' permit you to be hounded this way?

The men, that are the breadwinners, in prison or hounded out of the land.