"Evil still stalks the planet," he declared.

In an editorial, the newspaper said, "Evil has stalked our country, and it has touched us each on the shoulder."

Six thousand years ago, Evil stalks the land.

Evil, both personal and institutional, continually stalked his protagonists, leaving them haunted by a sense of guilt and mortality - a personal apprehension, in the words of Norman Mailer, of "the gulfs and hazards that lie beneath the surface of social life."

Evil stalked the night and threatened all she held dear.

On the stage of the Helen Carey Playhouse at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Evil is stalking the South African village of Nebo in high-topped black sneakers.

"Evil still stalks the planet," he said in a speech at Oxford University on Friday, proposing "nothing less than a human velvet glove backed by a steel fist of military force" to enforce humanitarianism via a permanent United Nations "army of conscience."

Evil stalked darkly in the vacant lot.

Evil may not stalk Astoria, but avarice might have a foothold.

"Evil stalked us in the form of possessed wild creatures, but it was put to rout by the power of Jesus."