Sentence examples for could be murdered from inspiring English sources

The only safeguard that I could see was vigilance, against any ideology that reduced human beings to the one word for which they could be murdered (Jew, Commie, Prod, Taig, Brit, Mick … or fascist, come to that); and against yourself, that you didn't just shrug such language off.

I could be murdered here and nobody would come".

She was captured and in 1944 died of typhus before she could be murdered — in Auschwitz.

"So many people die in these prisons, and I am scared that he could be murdered".

But if he is seen aiding the foreign invaders he quite likely could be murdered by local extremists.

While America's progress on race has been epic since the days when Sherrod's father could be murdered with impunity, we have been going backward since Election Day 2008.

The plot is complicated enough – there are suicides that could be murders and murders that could be suicides and Marlowe finds himself both investigating and investigated – but really it is about the characters.

No matter how old you are, it's good to get out of your house every once in a while and coöperate with a partner in a mentally challenging activity — even if the result, on rare occasions, could be murder.

"The question is whether or not the range of charges could be murder all the way to involuntary manslaughter, and [will be] until we know what the evidence shows us".

The crime could be murder, sexual assault, or fines; Bandyup takes all types of offenders.

It was a daunting task to remove SS agents, because they couldn't be murdered.