Sentence examples for killer facts from inspiring English sources
Oxfam UK's "Creating killer facts and graphics" provides some useful pointers.
GIVE me the killer facts, said Tony Blair in a leaked and derided memo to civil servants.
Hillman said that Cameron's "killer facts" on admissions needed to be discussed: "But we must not miss the bigger picture.
Wootton also insists, against the grain of contemporary academia, that single observed facts, what he calls "killer facts," really did polish off antique authorities.
In a programme not short of killer facts, we learned that one cow contributes more to global warming than a family car.
The answer, I have always thought, is more news, better news, the killer fact.
There is one killer fact about the pope's present move.
One more event, one more killer fact, and we could be reporting a departing minister.
As well as a defining moment, every holiday should also throw up a killer fact that you'll never forget.
When reviewing books, it's my practice to make a pencil mark in the margin beside each killer fact.
