Sentence examples for killer bore from inspiring English sources
Yet it went on to note the defence lawyer's claims that the 41-year-old victim, who left a widow and two young children – one, the godchild of his alleged killer – bore "a certain responsibility" for the reason of his murder.
Resenting the six o'clock curfews and constant warnings about mythical killer bears, Owen joins a gang of children determined to break away from this stifling over-protection.
A humble plaque marks the former home of Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg's Alexandra township, where tightly huddled shacks, wandering goats and an advert for "cockroach killer" bear the stamp of an African shantytown.
Bolaño, a Chilean whose great subject was Mexico, asserted that realism itself was magic enough to support a novel, and his gangs of visceral realists and killers bore him out.
One can welcome this trend without adopting the naïve view that adolescent killers bear no responsibility for their crimes because "my brain made me do it".
First, they have to fight the great big killer bear that goes around destroying and killing.
She may not be quite ready to bow to my son's requests to play aliens or killer bears at a moment's notice, but she certainly won't be the last cat learning to live alongside these learning toys.
During a drunken spree, Vatanen gets engaged to a beautiful lawyer, but returns to the forest to vanquish a huge greedy raven and finally a killer bear that he has chased on skis across the Soviet frontier to the frozen White Sea.
He wasn't trying to move the robot across the floor then shake its head and turn around: he was sending it into a jungle to fight a killer bear, or onto the stage to dance in the robot X Factor.
Characters in the blips included "sperm monsters" and blinking, genetically modified killer teddy bears, the latter of which became a self-conscious logo for the album's advertising campaign.
But while whitey likes to hide old people in cream-coloured old people homes, at least they've never invented a killer robot bears to throw the elderly about for convenience and entertainment.
