Sentence examples for killing lost from inspiring English sources

Both she and the cameraman who recorded the kitten killing lost their jobs.

In structure, it's closer to "The Killing," in that each season revolves around one central murder investigation, though "The Killing" lost many viewers when the creators dragged out the resolution of the first homicide case over two seasons.

The Killing lost out to Channel 5's repeat which had 1 million viewers (5.5%) between 10pm and 10.55pm, and BBC2's The Apprentice: You're Fired, watched by 2.3 million viewers (11.6%) between 10pm and 10.30pm.

Police Chief Bill R. Lee Jr. of Sanford, who drew criticism for his department's handling of Trayvon Martin's killing, lost his job on Wednesday.

Being more disciplined about killing losing projects makes it less risky to try new things.

Somewhere close to 40 million young men were killed, lost or mutilated in the first world war.

At any rate, this was a terrible accident; 147 young people, they were all young men and women, were killed, lost their lives and a number of others were badly injured.

That's a small percentage of pets that have flown Delta, but as People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals notes, more than 5,000 animals are killed, lost or injured on commercial flights every year according to the Airline Transportation Association.

After the latest election, in November 1995 (in which 50 people were killed), losing candidates went to court to contest the results in more than half the 444 seats.

Bah, the word "killing" has lost all meaning for me.

With its desperate stunt casting, witless "Star Wars" allusions and bloat that suggests that Mr. Rodriguez got carried away, "Machete Kills" loses its mojo.