| Last weekend the company placed security men on board its vessels as a bullyboy tactic seeking to force the changeover of staff. |
| What's more, coming from a man who is renowned for his bullyboy tactics, Brown's calls for calm are hypocritical to say the least. |
| The point is that Tehran has met its various obligations and it is the self-appointed bullyboy members of the Security Council that have a lot of work to do. |
| We'd all read the stories of how the Gabba had turned into a cauldron of bullyboy malice. |
| Meanwhile, Ross is in serious danger when bullyboy Charlie rolls up at Debbie and Pete's engagement party and demands his money back. |
| He was up against an army of lawyers deployed by the Distillers group, which owned the drug, enforcing endless injunctions and pursuing bullyboy tactics with the plaintiff families. |
