Sentence examples for finally kill off from inspiring English sources

I wonder whether the required economy of contemporary communication — text messaging, Twitter, what-have-you — might finally kill off these monsters.

Early election sabre-rattling will finally kill off any lingering possibility of a rising among Labour MPs in search of a better leader.

To finally kill off Johnson's 'harmless drudge' calumny, here is a modern dictionary that is the work of a real human being.

Another strike for the visitors and they would have won on away goals but Lampard netted again after 89 minutes to finally kill off Liverpool's dream of an improbable fightback.

However she rejected calls from some senior Conservatives to bring forward the date of the referendum and stage it in this parliament in order to finally kill off the appeal of Ukip to Tory voters.

Remember that the supposedly socially aware Theresa May was part of a government that brought in the Housing Act, which will finally kill off council housing in inner London.

The musical short would continue to exist until it was finally killed off by television, where variety shows provided a final showcase for the kind of specialty performers seen here in their prime.

(This finally killed off Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius's conception of organic acids as containing preformed anhydride plus water).

When Microsoft finally killed off MSN Messenger in 2013 (are Microsoft heartless or what?), there was understandable mourning.

The sinister tone of the phrase "laying on of hands" reminds me of the scene that finally killed off my enjoyment of Bond.

Napster, which pioneered the idea of downloading music illegally over the Internet, was finally killed off in September after a two-year court battle.