Sentence examples for deadly mixture from inspiring English sources
The Moscow device was a deadly mixture of caesium-137, one of the by-products of nuclear fission, strapped to sticks of dynamite.
"A Deadly Mixture: Distressed Veterans and Handfuls of Prescription Drugs" (front page, Feb. 13) presents a complex issue surrounding our military veterans population.
The trouble was that he couldn't face down the mastodons of the Labour movement and overcome the deadly mixture of prolier-than-thou posturing, top-down statism and jealous tribalism that is part and parcel of the Labour culture.
Unless people could be persuaded that the Tories were decent and well-meaning, they would continue to regard the party with a deadly mixture of indifference and contempt.Cuddly conservatismIn this section Who leads Latin America?
It is set in the five years after 63BC, when the dying Roman Republic was "a vortex of humour, rumour and anxiety", the streets full of homeless beggars, gap-toothed soothsayers and painted prostitutes, its politics a deadly mixture of patrician nest-feathering and demagogic populism.
Another French scholar, Gilles Kepel, said Mr. bin Laden drew his views from a deadly mixture of the fundamentalist, aggressive form of Islam known as Salafism that he knew as a student in Saudi Arabia and the heady, but misleading, experience he had when he arrived in Afghanistan in the 1980's to join the last stages of the jihad against Soviet occupation troops.
The New Yorker, August 11 , 1928P. 11 People are so hardened to deadly gin mixtures and unventilated cellars that war gas would scarcely have enough effect to keep them from the speakeasies.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 11 , 1928P. 11 People are so hardened to deadly gin mixtures and unventilated cellars that war gas would scarcely have enough effect to keep them from the speakeasies.
They dump a nightmarish mixture of deadly toxins into the air and water of a small community of workers.
The therapy consisted of an odd mixture of belladonna (deadly nightshade), along with the fluid extracts of xanthoxylum (prickly ash) and hyoscyamus (henbane).
The column is a mixture of whimsy, science fiction and deadly serious analysis.
