Sentence examples for kill big from inspiring English sources
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We're not going to kill Big Bird, but Big Bird's going to have advertisements".
Poachers have stooped to cyanide to kill big game in Hwange National Park.
—House Majority leader Eric Cantor "This Republican budget would essentially kill Big Bird while continuing to subsidize Big Oil".
"At some point, I want my kids to be able to hunt deer, and be able to kill big deer," he said.
What may finally kill Big Brother – and there are rumours that this series may be the penultimate one – is when housemates become too savvy to the show's requirements – when their behaviour becomes more staged and predictable.
In such places red tides tend to form, some producing toxins that get into the food chain through shellfish and rise up to kill bigger fish (if there are any left), birds and even seals and manatees.
By killing big fish rather than small ones, the fishermen encouraged the evolution of slow growth.
Biologists have long been intrigued by the success Komodo dragons have at killing big prey.
Syria's Interior Ministry said on Monday that it had killed "big numbers of terrorists" in the eastern suburbs, according to the state news agency.
Consumers are more willing to switch to house labels, and powerful mass retailers and low inflation are killing big brands, (see my June 12 column).
