Sentence examples for about exterminating from inspiring English sources

As Eurogamer put it: "For a game all about exterminating bugs, it's a fatal irony".

"Who said anything about exterminating?" "Well, I presumed you were going to bring in new stock and — " "I said squeeze, Nephew, not exterminate.

The Bible repeatedly describes God as masterminding genocide ("thou shalt save alive nothing that breatheth" — Deuteronomy 20 16), and European-Americans saw nothing offensive about exterminating Native Americans.

"Who said anything about exterminating?" "Well, I presumed you were going to bring in new stock and—" "I said squeeze, Nephew, not exterminate.

Ms. Park is seen as very much her father's daughter, practically channeling his resolve against the enemy to the north that drove him to talk openly about "exterminating" Communists.

To make their state more purely Croatian, the ustaše set about exterminating its Serb, Jewish, and Gypsy inhabitants with a brutality that shocked even the Germans and occasionally obliged the Italians to intervene.

There is Werner Andrew Roberttt), an apparently liberal European expatriate pioneer who befriends Jay and to whom Maclean gives a fantastically duplicitous speech about settlers exterminating indigenous Americans while patronisingly mythologising their culture.

Our coalition partners must also include Jordan's King Abdullah, and Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi, two former distinguished military commanders, and who aren't shy about battling and exterminating internal threats... and in this case, a threat that is as much of a threat to them, as it is to us.

A confused horse comes within the swirling cries of dust and kicks and bites at him like a dog, the other men mad and confused, in efforts to retreat or just exercise the last agency they would have on this earth, staggering about and walking into the exterminating points of their foes who felled them like paper targets on a range.

This boilerplate is about as helpful as the summary of Louis Buñuel's "Exterminating Angel" offered by Owen Wilson's character as a pitch to Buñuel himself in "Midnight in Paris".

Not by exterminating them, but by trying to raise my rent about three months into the unsolved bedbug scourge.