Sentence examples for going to have to kill from inspiring English sources

She's going to have to kill!

Maggie: I'm definitely going to have to kill myself today.

"I'm going to have to kill Walker," mused Lucky.

"He was going to have to kill me to beat me".

You were going to have to kill this guy to beat him".

"There's only one way to escape from hell – you're going to have to kill the devil".

He says, 'I even now must be very reticent.' I think what Doyle is hinting at is that Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson sat in Baker Street and said, 'Right, we're going to have to go and kill him, aren't we?

"We're going to have to go some [way], to kill as many innocent people in the 21st century as we did in the 20th through political violence the difference is you now think that one of the innocent victims could be you".

At one point rival prisons gangs were demanding that Charlie join them, and he called Natasha to tell her that he was either going to have to stab someone, or kill himself.

And federal programs, once begun, are virtually never ended (farm subsidies started in the Great Depression as an "emergency" program -- an "emergency" which has continued to this day) for this very reason -- someone's going to have to sacrifice if they are killed off.

"We're going to have to pay an assessment that would kill most people," Mr. Brass predicted.