Sentence examples for kill to death from inspiring English sources

His colleagues marked the achievement of the best "kill to death ratio" by whooping and firing confetti over him and preparing a celebratory cake in the shape of a number 1. Another former business colleague, again speaking anonymously, said Dotcom was "a very smart guy, very clever, very quick on the uptake, very driven, very pedantic".

This is the equivalent of saying "killed to death".

And that young lady was killed to death.

(In case you've missed out on current events, the Obama White House has this super-cool club that meets on Tuesdays to decide who shall be killed to death, with drones.

One of my son's friends, a good student, has a kill-to-death ratio of 1.65.

In multiplayer you kill and die so often that a single statistic becomes extremely important to you: your kill-to-death ratio.

As you get better — reviewing your deaths on "killcam" instant replay to see who got you — your kill-to-death ratio goes to one and then to more than one.

My son, who believes that wars serve no purpose, has played for ninety-six hours, and he has a kill-to-death of 1.17; it was 1.4 when he was playing every day.

When I met Jeffries for lunch, he was carrying a briefcase full of laminated binders with pages of photos and statistics: "kill-to-death ratio," "assist rate," and "map awareness".

If you're constantly getting into intense debates with your closest compadres over who has the most headshots or the best Kill-to-Death ratio in Call Of Duty: World At War (and really, who isn't? I mean, besides normal people), Treyarch's got a little surprise for you.

He kills to avenge the death of his angelic-looking brother, who was "destroyed" by a showgirl.