Sentence examples for experienced assassination from inspiring English sources

I experienced Assassination in my skin and my blood and my bones.

Some experienced assassination attempts.

In raw and often intimate terms, Mr. Kennedy wrote of the despair he experienced after Robert's assassination in 1968.

Under his leadership the city of Dallas recovered from its stigma as the site of President John F. Kennedy's assassination and experienced an economic boom.

"Parliament has a back-to-front idea of justice and fairness when it claims these standards after allowing the sham trial and free-for-all character assassination I experienced in 2012," he said.

(By contrast, federal and state judges have experienced far worse, including assassinations and the murders of family members).

By June, Benghazi had experienced a string of assassinations as well as attacks on the Red Cross and a British envoy's motorcade.

By this spring, Benghazi, a hotbed of militant activity in eastern Libya, had experienced a string of assassinations, an attack on a British envoy's motorcade and the explosion of a bomb outside the American Mission.

While Federal troops combed the rural area's woods and swamps for Booth in the days following the assassination, the nation experienced an outpouring of grief.

Guinea-Bissau's situation is somewhat different, the country having experienced at least six political assassinations and three attempted coups over the past three years -- making it by far the most coup prone country in Africa.

The military's previous experience with assassination programs suggests some of the difficulties involved.