Sentence examples for essentially kill from inspiring English sources

That would essentially kill the deal.

—House Majority leader Eric Cantor "This Republican budget would essentially kill Big Bird while continuing to subsidize Big Oil".

Essentially, "Kill Bill," which is being made by Miramax Films, is a revenge story -- set in a pop-cultural blend of samurai movies, urban action flicks and spaghetti westerns.

"It also allows Imperial to essentially kill any agreement reached after the federal deadline and prolongs the uncertainty of Colorado River supplies for urban Southern California through 2003," Mr. Gastelum said.

"We are also not going to choose between veterans [and] cancer research," said Senator Harry Reid (D-NV), the Senate majority leader, before using a procedural move this afternoon to essentially kill the House NIH measure.

What "kill time" startups like Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Zynga and most recently Instagram have in common with the movie and television industry is that they all enable people to entertain themselves, or essentially kill time.

That essentially killed the efforts of the students at Columbia and other universities, too.

He is then essentially killed by this return: his own return to self.

One obvious choice is the vehicle-license fee, which was essentially killed, in 2003, by Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former governor.

Analysts at Citi said that the report was Ofcom "essentially killing off" the prospect of retransmission fees.

"Both parents have essentially turned their back on the company, and what I think they have done is essentially killed it," Mr. Wranne said.