Sentence examples for laid to kill from inspiring English sources

Compound 1080, a lethal poison, is laid to kill off native animals that might graze plantation seedlings.

This was rugby we thought had died and been laid to rest, killed by detailed analysis and the professional urge to be sensible.

In January 2004, the Thai government briefly laid plans to kill 70,000 open-billed storks in two nature reserves, fearing they were spreading the disease after 200 of them died.

He has officiated at more than 70 of their funerals and many of the young men Father Boyle has laid to rest were killed because of some barely legible scrawling on a wall.

Besides laying traps to kill the invading critters, his distractions include flirting with prostitutes online and planning an addition to his house that flouts the local building code.

Now, after selling nearly 3 million vehicles worldwide, the Cherokee is being laid to rest although a mercy killing a few years ago would have made more sense.

He becomes a killer, a cold-blooded mess of rage when Flagg persuades him (using sexy schoolteacher Nadine, and the promise of Harold finally getting laid) to detonate a bomb and kill his friends.

And when the murder case is solved, and the two women killed are laid to rest, Wan Chai – Hong Kong's dark heart – will continue to beat.

He felt she "had not only killed herself but had also laid the groundwork to kill me".

But the successful rebellion was led by David Burrowes, who laid an amendment to kill off the plans completely by striking them from the legislation.

Once laid, they continue to kill and maim generations of civilians, some of whom were not even born when they were planted; generations of families who only want to live, like the rest of us, free from fear.