Sentence examples for deadly move from inspiring English sources

When we read the other day that the House of Representatives had voted more funds for development of the nuclear-powered Trident submarine, our thoughts went back to an excellent article by Phil Stanford called "The Deadly Move to Sea," which appeared in the "Times Magazine" a few months ago.

Adrenaline can hamper your thinking, causing you to make an unwise and possibly deadly move.

According to the theory, the slaves invented it in order to fight their captors & gain their freedom & they camoflaged their deadly moves & kicks by setting them to music & making them look like a harmless dance.

The clandestine investigation that Reacher carries out with strict military precision not only shows us how he acquired his organizational skills and deadly moves, it also tells us how he got to be the biggest misanthrope in a cynical genre.

LONDON — After 22-year-old Magnus Carlsen dispatched him in 36 deadly moves over three speedy hours in their first match at the 2013 Candidates' Tournament here, the Russian grandmaster Peter Svidler spent a moment musing on why, to be blunt about it, Carlsen receives so much more attention than he does.

A deadly influenza moves across the world from Asia, finally arriving on our shores.

A deadly storm moved through Oklahoma Friday evening, producing several tornadoes and causing widespread flooding.

The deadly Camp Fire moved at a top rate of 80 football fields per minute through Paradise, California, a quiet retirement community of about 26,000 people.

The fire that engulfed the school was started when a kerosene lamp was knocked over during the night, the deadly flames moving through the building as the girls slept.

"Standing water can be just as deadly as moving water," UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy said Tuesday.

If that's the case, and history repeats itself, this dangerous and potentially deadly parasite could move further west into India, then drop south to Africa.