Sentence examples for delivered death from inspiring English sources

They delivered death from a distance and are not known to have actually touched any of the victims.

"I've delivered death messages that people have taken easier than some of the people are taking this," he said.

Nearly all of humanity has been destroyed by a pill called BlyssPlus, which promised sexual ecstasy but delivered death instead.

The gunfire stunned the campus and surrounding town of 1,100 residents as it delivered death to a school envisioned in the 1990's as a pastoral outpost to answer the chronic problems of educational need in one of the more distant and impoverished parts of Appalachia.

BAGHDAD — President Bush made a valedictory visit on Sunday to Iraq, the country that will largely define his legacy, but the trip will more likely be remembered for the unscripted moment when an Iraqi journalist hurled his shoes at Mr. Bush's head and denounced him on live television as a "dog" who had delivered death and sorrow here from nearly six years of war.

According to a 2010 report by the Equal Justice Initiative documenting discrimination in eight Southern states, half of all juries that delivered death sentences in Houston County, Alabama, between 2005 and 2009 were all white; the other half had a single black juror.

The drone operator delivers death from the comfort of an air-conditioned trailer 8,000 miles from her target.

But belatedly, funerals and memorial services are taking place daily, and the traditional word-of-mouth network known as telediol has reawakened, delivering death notices.

But it is clear that many people believe lethal injection represents the humanization of capital punishment by delivering death, swiftly and peacefully, in a thoroughly medicalized environment.

War, since Wells's day, has become increasingly depersonalized; the image of a military drone delivering death from thousands of miles away is emblematic of the ways in which conflict has changed.

The nightmarish vision of modern flying machines delivering death from the skies was a futurist's dream – the perfect marriage of modernity and war, inseparable bedfellows and defining experiences of the 20th century.