Sentence examples for Taking a life from inspiring English sources
Taking a life is the ultimate evil".
Taking a life is momentous, and people have been working to justify the slaughter of animals for thousands of years.
Taking A Life In the Day on tour is the most exciting prospect I've had to date: using the album as a template to take more musical risks.
Taking a life is the crime, not the justice.
Taking a life course approach to epidemiology [ 15] means attempting to synthesize previous approaches (i.e., the critical period, social mobility, and cumulative risk models).
Rising air fares signal a return to the original concept of taking a life-changing circumnavigation.
This might address one difficulty of live theatre broadcasts: taking a life-sized performance and blowing it up to the scale of a cinema screen.
After taking a life-changing trip to Nairobi's Kibera slum in 2009, Lily made a documentary film that gives a voice to the struggles faced by slum orphans.
Therefore, there are clear indications for the importance of taking a life-course perspective on smoking behaviour.
The harshest sentence was for bribe-taking — a life term in prison.
