end someone's life

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Why end someone's life if it's not absolutely necessary?

But Gary's religious and family influences also emerge here: "it might be the religious upbringing in me that says it's wrong to end someone's life and I suppose, my own family, what's right and wrong…my father was a policeman who….was very black and white".

He believed that it was God's decision when to end someone's life.

Personally, I have my reservations about the state having the power to end someone's life.

Each of them told the court that yes, they could vote to end someone's life.

"It is a tragic case but it is not a defence to murder to end someone's life to put them out of their misery".

"Ending someone's life simply because they are different or might have Down syndrome is discrimination.

"Ending someone's life by hunger is morally wrong and unrecognized in the culture of the people of Rwanda," one son wrote to Ms. Sloan.

"Although she may use deadly force to protect the viable or nonviable fetus, thereby ending someone's life, she also has the constitutional right to terminate the pregnancy herself without consequence".

While it is illegal to give drugs with the deliberate intention of ending someone's life, doctors may administer morphine or other medication to relieve pain or distress which may have the effect of shortening life - so-called deep sedation.

"I don't know if you can find any points of connection between it and the play now," Greenberg said, "but that idea led to it, the realization at the end of someone's life that the person she's been living with was her mortal enemy".