Sentence examples for assassins from inspiring English sources

The couple pair first met when they played husband and wife assassins in the 2005 film, Mr and Mrs Smith.

Then there's the story of 23-year-old Xiao Feng in China, whose obsession with role-playing games apparently led his father to hire "online assassins" to kill his avatar repeatedly, so he'd give up and get a job.

In 1999, assassins killed the prime minister and other top officials in the parliamentary chamber.

The old-school voyous ("bad guys") – the bandits, swindlers and assassins – from the cobbled streets of old Paris are now no more than legends.

Last week's sectarian violence in north Belfast was a flashback to days when hundreds were murdered every year and assassins stalked the streets.

It's a pity no one told Mr Feng that; he could have saved himself the expense of those assassins.

Starnes addressed Routh's apparent delusion that Kyle and Littlefield were pig-human hybrid assassins.

It would apply as strongly if the assassins had been offended by images of Jesus, Moses, Trotsky, the pope or Charlie Brown.

So fierce has the competition among historical films become that it was reported that academic "history assassins" were paid handsomely by marketing consultants to spot errors in other studios' films.

"I have no doubt there are lawyers walking the streets of the north of Ireland who have become targets for assassins' bullets as result of the statement that has been made tonight," he said.

The assassins made a wilful choice to take violent offence, and the result of their actions is that far more people will see these images than ever would have otherwise.