Sentence examples for course to kill from inspiring English sources

And of course 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' because Atticus Finch is the ideal father in literature".

The peak month was also the most recent – 47 were hanged in October alone – and Reprieve said the current rate had Pakistan on course to kill 347 this year, the highest number on record.

"We fear that since it is not recognising or learning from such mistakes that in the campaign for Mosul, which is far greater than Manbij, the coalition is on course to kill even greater numbers of civilians and risk a serious backlash".

And of course, To Kill a Mockingbird.

And when patients do need antibiotics, it's important to make sure they take the full course to kill off every last infection-causing germ.

His wife, of course, wants to kill him.

His refusal to acquiesce in a new constitution leaves them with little course but to kill him.

She, of course, threatens to kill him ― as she did with Tyrion earlier on in the episode ― but Jaime somehow escapes with his head after the Mountain doesn't obey Cersei's apparent "go for it" signal.

Of course, I had to kill a lot of rats.

After a mild course of chemotherapy to kill off some of the faulty immune cells in Remy's body, doctors injected the transformed stem cells.

Of course they want to kill the BBC … "If you want to have a civilised country, you cannot let all the information come from somebody who wants to make money out of it, and definitely not from Rupert Murdoch.