Sentence examples for be able to kill you from inspiring English sources

After that, I'll be able to kill you".

In the seemingly innumerable ways that the book evokes rock music, as my colleagues in the club have written about widely and well, it is in this overarching — and yes, nearly arch — confidence that prose, like a perfect pop song, ought to be able to kill you with a line.

Best of all, it's small enough that it probably won't be able to kill you in your sleep.

"You Americans can't frighten us with your armies or your muscles nor your weapons and missiles because God is able to kill you as he killed the pharaoh".

A good sniper is someone who is able to kill you with a sniper in close quarters while he is moving.

If you went out to hunt grey squirrels there would be a limit on how many you could kill, so why should you be able to kill as many snakes as you want?

If you are lucky, you might be able to kill him before he notices you.

Sure you might be able to kill a lot of us, but you will never wipe us out.

The plus side on this job is that you'll be able to kill enemies from a distance, provided you can dodge well.

(#neverletgo) You might be able to kill Leo (because it's apparently not that hard), but you'll never kill the memory of his perfectly curled bangs.

You may not be able to kill every Virus tagged characters if everyone is after you at a time.