Sentence examples for deadly word from inspiring English sources

Twice in its recent briefing on the parties' deficit plans it used the deadly word "misleading" of Labour and Tory attempts to wriggle out of deficit reduction by claiming a unique ability to smoke out inefficiency.

It is a rather deadly word, but I think it is exciting stuff, the civil engineering which makes Britain tick - the bridges, tunnels, power and water networks, which bind us together.

They sound so very cautious and correct, these deadly words.

He produced 11 blackly comic novels, the last of them ("Five Deadly Words") this April.

And then I did what I knew I had to do: I uttered the deadly words.

To me, the two most deadly words for the future of the human race are "consumption" and "growth".

As Harris O'Malley wrote for The Washington Post in 2014: "'Crazy' is one of the five deadly words guys use to shame women into compliance.

I was hooked before she said the deadly M word.

In 1948, Solomon Mikhoels was murdered (in a "car accident") by the Soviet secret police, and this was the opening salvo of a period of semi-official Soviet anti-Semitism in which "cosmopolitan" was the deadly code word for "Jewish".

Flash-forward three decades later and Tobie is again facing the harsh reality of another deadly "A-word" disease, this time it's ALS.

For example, if someone wrote "deadly" on a word web, a group could write a Q. and A.fact sheet that starts like this: Q: Is cancer deadly?