Sentence examples for end killing from inspiring English sources

They are eminently sensible: You will never end killing.

But executing Mr. Mills would not end killing and cruelty, he said.

Ultimately, though, the commitment to emulating those old musicals derails a show that had been moving along nicely: a dreamlike ballet is thrown in near the end, killing the momentum.

The Rwandan genocide deeply affected Ms Rice, who now wants more done to end killing in Darfur; her prominence suggests that President Obama might attend more closely to north-south issues.Before resigning from the campaign for calling Mrs Clinton a monster, Samantha Power, an academic who has written about genocide, tried to soften Mr Obama's commitment to pull all troops out of Iraq.

He's made FARM's mission to end killing animals for food.

Soon after his arrival in 1866 a cholera epidemic swept the East End killing 3,000 people.

"Skin cancer may in the end kill more surfers than anything else," he said.

That's true, but Japanese did attack Pearl Harbor and in the end killed far more Americans than Al Qaeda ever did.

It is ironic that Rodgers, despite being the first to fly across the U.S., a journey fraught with danger, was in the end killed by a common gull.

At Westgate the four gunmen made patchy efforts to separate Muslims and non-Muslims, and in the end killed many of both.

Apple's product is big on promise and will, in the end, kill the sale of paper textbooks.