Sentence examples for assassination will from inspiring English sources

The Kennedy assassination will forever be associated with our city; the stain will never wash away.

Alliance officials insist the assassination will be a rallying point, not a crippling blow.

Yet the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination will not be marked by consensus.

Given the likely complicity of the Russian security services, few people believe that the assassination will ever be solved.

Le Duc Tho helpfully suggests that if elections won't work to replace Thieu, then maybe assassination will.

I hope my assassination will be seen not as a defeat of freedom but an inspiration for those who survive to step up their efforts.

He also said, "We believe that 100 years more of suicide bombings will not drive Israel into the sea, and we believe that 100 years more of targeted assassinations will never dry up the reservoir of young Palestinians willing to give up their lives".

More suicide-bombings and assassinations will occur; a respected local journalist was killed last month.

If nothing else, social media is alive with jibes at Kim Jong-un's expense, and more people will surely now watch the trailers than would have seen the film in cinemas – just as tabloid outrage over the BBC serialising Hilary Mantel's book on murdering Margaret Thatcher (talking of fictional assassinations) will probably only remind more people to tune into A Book at Bedtime.

Indeed securing, from Israel, a promise that targeted assassinations will stop has been one of Hamas's main demands in agreeing a truce.

"I fear that the increasing number of targeted assassinations will inevitably exacerbate the already extremely dangerous spiral of violence and unrest".