Sentence examples for been murdering from inspiring English sources
verb
To deliberately kill (a person or persons).
- The woman found dead in her kitchen was murdered by her husband.
There, say locals (though some have since retracted), police have been murdering farmers who refuse to give up land for road-building.
Basque separatists have been murdering Spaniards in the name of political, linguistic and cultural independence, just as Franco imprisoned anyone who spoke Basque or Catalan.
The Metropolitan Police has been criticised by the country's leading gay rights campaigner for ignoring warnings that an alleged serial killer may have been murdering young men.
Could the Tigers, which have no political wing and have been murdering Tamil moderates, provide humane government or even policing to a Tamil province?
Terrorists have been murdering citizens and government officials and destroying property in the Somali region for years, yet HRW has been largely silent on all this.
The Jews, in reprisal for this, had organized a terrorist group, which had been murdering British soldiers, and the British had been hanging these terrorists.
A few have been murdered.
I always figured she'd been murdered.
