Sentence examples for fit to kill from inspiring English sources

Anti-drug legislation thus began as a way of ensuring that young men would be fit to kill one another.

Satire on newspaper headlines and various sensational stories that are, as he said, all the new thats fit to kill.

It is described as a very versatile yet contradictory dog, being both good with children and "fit to kill any other dog of his weight".

"Poor Prendy 'ollered fit to kill For nearly 'alf an hour".... "Amen".

"The women & children went about screaming and hollowing fit to kill themselves," wrote one observer.

In explaining his moods, he says, "A Negro can be too low to speak one minute and laughing fit to kill the next, and mean both".

According to the reports, the imam called Ms. Rehman a "kaafir" — an infidel — and "wajib-ul-qatl" — fit to be killed — in the course of his sermon.

Clark's responsibilities at Rampton have included deciding whether "Soham murderer" Ian Huntley was fit to stand trial for killing two children in a small Cambridgeshire village in 2002.

Lawyers for Mr Dewani, who has post-traumatic stress disorder, argued he should not be sent there until he was fit to plead over the 2010 killing.

a) To get fit b) To kill nematodes c) To reduce the alcohol content in his wine 5 Spot the odd one out a) Barbaresco b) La Morra c) Serralunga d'Alba 6 Which of these Australian regions is famous for its Shiraz?

Officers unable to restrain an obese person without killing him are not fit to be serving in a country in which more than one third of all adults are obese, particularly since these rates are going to be higher in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas that are disproportionately likely to attract police attention.