Sentence examples for killings off from inspiring English sources
They'll vote on a measure that would keep weapons of war and high-capacity ammunition magazines that facilitate these mass killings off our streets".
Leaders from Ivan the Terrible to Peter the Great to Joseph Stalin forced even their closest colleagues to drink to stupefaction to keep them divided and dependent — just as the state pushed vodka on its people to keep them off balance and subservient — while making a killing off the liquor that was killing their people.
There was a DNA match to another unsolved killing off Figueroa Street.
Unfortunately, they routinely did patients as much harm as good by killing off all dividing cells, cancerous or healthy.
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Ann-Jones and Rice suggested that the words to "Bohemian Rhapsody" symbolise Mercury "killing off" his heterosexual self to accept his homosexuality in the public eye.
They were not real estate investors hoping to make a killing off this market, which is not even remotely on the upswing.
"Enron's made such a killing off this state, they were embarrassed to disclose it to their shareholders," the governor said on Friday in a statement.
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That success has put more pressure on competitors like Warner Brothers -- whose DC Comics are part of the Time Warner empire, but largely underexploited -- to get their comic-book blockbusters right from the start or risk killing off the franchise.
"The government has so far ignored calls to end this lethal trade but today hundreds of thousands of people across the world are calling on the EU to bring in an arms embargo across the continent and stop countries like Britain making a killing off these killings".
