Sentence examples for called to Kill from inspiring English sources

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".

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

I worked on a Western with Brook Dunn called "To Kill a Memory" which should be coming out soon.

It said the site "contains articles with anti-Semitic motifs, including Holocaust denials and descriptions of the 'Jewish character' as covetous, exploitative, and a source of evil in human society....Among these are articles calling to kill Zionists and praising the Sept. 9, 2011, attack on the Israeli Embassy in Cairo — which one article called a landmark of the Egyptian revolution".

The two most powerful union groups in the country then weighed in with their disappointment in the developments on the Senate bill, but stopped just short of calling to kill it altogether.

He supported calls to kill the author Salman Rushdie.

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

Henry A. Lowenstein New York, May 13 , 2010To the Editor: Despite the oil disaster unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico, any calls to kill new offshore drilling seem premature.

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.

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.