Sentence examples for deadly quest from inspiring English sources

Iran, the world's chief state sponsor of terrorism, continues its deadly quest for nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them.

When Tory and Hi find a box buried underground, what they expect to be a geocache turns into a deadly quest.

At wizard school, he makes one friend and one enemy, and in a duel summons a monster that scars him and sends him on a deadly quest across the lonely seas full of peril.

In that story, we see Chris McCandless, a recent Emory University graduate, embark on a solitary (and deadly) quest to find himself in the Alaska back-country.

Instead he continues his now-deadly quest for pleasure, deliberately infecting as many people as he can, picking up young gay men in nightclubs, even cruising "Act Up or Queer Nation meetings looking for prey.

Dave Langford reviewed Dragons of Autumn Twilight for White Dwarf, suggesting that it was "inspired by an AD&D campaign full of chunks ripped bleeding from Tolkien" and complained about the "Deadly predictable questing, with stock D&D characters in familiar encounters" and ultimately reported that he "Couldn't finish this one".

Judging by the comments on the petition, however, those taking the time to sign are deadly serious in their quest to ban your mum's favourite band from Somerset.

In any event, Mr. Checchi has now invested more of his personal money in his campaign than he did in the Northwest buyout, and he is deadly serious about the quest.

Somalia is battling militant Islamist group al-Shabab that has been carrying out deadly attacks in its quest to establish an Islamic state.

For that matter, the nuclear drama of "Kiss Me Deadly," from 1955, with its quest for the tiny "great whatsit," suggests not just the ambient menace of catastrophe but the oddness of its arising from infinitesimal causes.

Siljander wrote a book called "A Deadly Misunderstanding: A Congressman's Quest to Bridge the Muslim-Christian Divide," in which he asserted that Bashir was "a bad man" in the eyes of the West, but "in the eyes of God, as near as I could understand it, he was just another human being, with frailties and failings like the rest of us".