Sentence examples for hopes to kill from inspiring English sources

Stapleton also hopes to kill Henry Baskerville but is thwarted by Holmes.

Liechtenstein hopes to kill two birds with one stone, winning new business even as it cleans up its own act.

Ultimately, however, it hopes to kill two birds with one foam: provide a way to sequester dangerous greenhouse gasses, while simultaneously expanding the materials available to designers.

Britain hopes to kill off its own referendum by asking Mr Balkenende and Mr Chirac whether they will hold second referendums in their countries - the only way of reviving the EU constitution.

The town hopes to kill as many as 400 deer this year, using professional hunters shooting from tree stands in open areas, and, in more populated areas, trapping the deer and killing them with a slaughter bolt.

Japan's whaling fleet is on its way to the Southern Ocean, where it hopes to kill almost 1,000 whales this winter as the world awaits a ruling on Australia's landmark legal attempt to ban the controversial hunts.

In fact, it was plainly hoping to kill off its weaker rival.

Many in the industry hate this idea and hope to kill it.

Leeds crown court heard he hoped to kill two other teachers, including one who was pregnant.

Whether or not they were hoping to kill it, the creature was clearly terrified.

In 1992, bin Laden's network had bombed a hotel in Aden, hoping to kill a number of American soldiers.