Sentence examples for like assassination from inspiring English sources

Bleszinski described this as sort of like "Assassination 2.0.

Either way the equilibrium looks like assassination.

"For many people, it looks like assassination, which is high treason and that is why they want to cover it up," said a man at the vigil on a recent cold spring night.

Though it looks at first like assassination blood splattered in a courtyard (whose doorways, windows, and arches resemble coffins and grave pits), upon closer examination it describes tendrils of roseate flowers.

"I think we don't have any real strong leadership today because history shows us that if someone makes too much noise and goes against the establishment, something always happens to them like assassination or untimely death," says Saigon, alluding to fallen generals such as Malcolm X, Bob Marley and Tupac.

Some I remembered and cherished from their first appearance in the paper, such as Andrew Rawnsley's description of Sir Geoffrey Howe's Brutus-like assassination of Margaret Thatcher Paul Brownn's visit to Captain Scott's cabin; Frank Keating's evocation of the old days at Fulham; and Stanley Reynolds's damnation of Liverpool (the city, not the football club).

The manual lists 11 ideal characteristics for those participating in "special operations," like assassinations.

Another 1972 document reveals an agreement with the K.G.B. to assist Bulgarian intelligence agents in "extreme operations" like assassinations, kidnappings and sabotage.

With the exception of some ardent leftists, few in the shaken peace camp have gone so far as to condemn Mr. Sharon's tactics, like assassinations and tank-led incursions into Palestinian territory.

The bigger your spy network, the better your spymaster will be in the game at things like assassinations.

Groups like the MeK and actions like the assassination of Iranian scientists serve only to prolong hostilities between the United States and Iran, hostilities that have gone on for far too long and which only serve the elites who hold power in both countries and which cause both the American and Iranian people to suffer.