1.   And indeed they probably will, though not as one-sidedly as feared in our gated neighborhoods where sleep is haunted by nightmares of the French revolution.

2.   Another patient, a student activist from West Africa, has been granted asylum but is still haunted by nightmares of men coming to kill him and his family.

3.   Grades will drop, anxieties will rise, behavior will change, nightmares will haunt, and hearts will harden, they said.

4.   McCorvey would drink herself to sleep, she says, only to be haunted by nightmares of live infants being carved up in front of her.

5.   Not surprisingly he expresses grief about the incident and says he is haunted by nightmares.

6.   Through all this, Aurora is haunted by nightmares and lost memories of her parents.

7.   Nightmares have haunted him ever since.

8.   Nightmares haunted her.