Sentence examples for begun to kill from inspiring English sources

Responding to the infection in his lungs, Ryan Eisner's own body had begun to kill him.

The groundwater is dirty, and diarrhoea has begun to kill young and old at more than twice the usual rate in a health emergency.

That first chapter of Mr. Armstrong's New York life ended in 1984, when AIDS had begun to kill many of his and Ms. Goldin's friend's.

There is another explanation why earnings momentum strategies have languished: It may be that so many advisers and investors have started to use earnings momentum strategies that they have begun to kill the goose that lays the golden egg.

The government said 50 guerrillas were killed. 1 Russian officials said that they launched the raid because the guerrillas had begun to kill hostages, but according to official statements and witnesses' accounts, the predawn assault began more than three hours after the first two hostages were shot.

Surprisingly, the chimps cleared 90% of the virus 8 weeks before the immune system had even begun to kill infected cells.

"Cain was a farmer, and farmers began to kill off hunter-gatherers.

He began to kill when he was 11, he said in a soft voice.

On December 29th, city officials began to kill every chicken in Hong Kong.

It is rare for men to begin to kill in their late 30s.

When he began to kill, Thounaojam Herojit never intended to tell his wife – let alone the whole country.