Sentence examples for has really killed from inspiring English sources

"Gas has really killed us".

When air bags came along, Lee Iacocca told Richard Nixon that "safety has really killed all our business".

"The referee has really killed us because Arteta was clearly offside on two occasions," said Hughes.

It should have really killed me.

Engagement with Hopkins' arguments is the only way the students could have really killed the dragon.

It was developed at Intel and used at Google, and the idea is that the whole company and every group has one objective and three measurable key results, and if you achieve two of the three, you achieve your overall objective, and if you achieve all three, you've really killed it.

"A third one would have really killed them off.

No one has really been killed at all — O.K., God looked away for a second to watch some 'I Love Lucy' re-runs, but he is back now.

"The rat that has responded to your pheromone message or sound message has really been killed, it cannot transfer that message," he said.

DJ Barry Thee whole DJ president thing is a little "been there done that," but we have to admit that Barry has really been killing it in 2013.

The show is at the the Cake Shop, which has really been killing it with the shows the past couple weeks (PS: the finally back-up-and-running S.T.R.E.E.T.S. are going to be there in a couple weeks).