Sentence examples for call to kill from inspiring English sources

Is al-Qaeda's worldwide call to kill Americans and Jews the opening cry of an anti-western holy war?

Mr. Awlaki's new call to kill American officials here illustrated once again his radicalism, which has led counterterrorism officials to watch him closely for at least a decade.

Many people read it as a call to kill Assange, a founder of WikiLeaks; that isn't quite right, but "can't wait to write a defense" implies a certain eager anticipation.

The activist argues that damage has already been done, and that he fears for his life since he's been "called a Zionist publicly by radical Palestinians and other such Arabic interests" and is "thus a target of this call to kill Jews" along with other prominent public figures.

Media captionPresident Hollande: "Unquestionably a terrorist act" Paris Prosecutor Francois Molin said that Abballa had pledged his loyalty to IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi during negotiations prior to the police assault on Monday, and had stated that he was answering his call "to kill infidels".

Swan's article is a not-so-subtle call to kill wolves, which only occupy a tiny portion of their historic range -- about 5% -- in the lower 48.

It's called "To Kill a Child".

Mr. Peck called "To Kill a Mockingbird" the picture "closest to my heart and the high point of my career".

The answer is 'mock' and the novel is called To Kill a Mockingbird.

They force him to ingest an experimental poison called to kill him without leaving evidence.

Another essay in the New York Times by Nicholas Kristof called "To Kill a Chicken" also caught my eye.