Sentence examples for kill for something from inspiring English sources

How many films, really, would kill for something like that?" In Italy, Mr. Fragasso said that he too was inspired.

But given that Mr Martin has opened the door with his talk of tax equalisation, it's worth noting that most supermarkets would kill for something close to half that.

You shouldn't be killed for something like that".

When I was young, aspiring to do what I did, I would have killed for something like this.

Here's an easy definition of democracy: People don't get killed for saying something.

The trend for nose-to-tail dining – eating all parts of the animals we kill for human consumption – has something to do with it.

via @FeministPics pic.twitter.com/jyLNMaOqno RIP Tony Benn: 'A faith is something you die for; a doctrine is something you kill for; there is all the difference in the world' – 1989.

The US was an imperial power that had pursued a policy of world domination since the second world war, and that policy was based on a doctrine: "A faith is something you die for, a doctrine is something you kill for.

With the skin of a 20-something (or the skin a 20-something would kill for), the Australian actress is one of the most beautiful and well-dressed stars of our time.

Think therefore, for now, in terms of the non-statement statement, the type of sartorial gesture that those in the know will immediately recognise as something to kill for, but anyone outside of that particular club will not register.

In a recent phone conversation, he said, "You talking about killing me for something you ain't even sure that I did?