Sentence examples for likely to kill off from inspiring English sources

Or, if not who the show is likely to kill off, who I'd like to see killed off.

However, industry observers think Monday's rejection is likely to kill off prospects for any future lagoons in the UK.

His multi-million dollar settlement of child abuse allegations in 1993 seemed likely to kill off his career.

The real problem with the new competition is it leaves us with a domestic schedule likely to kill off the longer form of the game.

Dr Mark Zirnsak, of the Uniting Church in Australia's justice and international mission unit, said the mention of patent boxes was likely to "kill off" enthusiasm among Australian business for the practice.

Donald Trump's deteriorating relationship with Britain is likely to kill off any lingering cabinet hopes of a swift post-Brexit trade deal with the United States, a former British ambassador to Washington has warned.

While the arrogant friend is too handsome to kill off immediately, his bigheadedness will likely cause him to die near the beginning.

If the person is strong enough, and that strength is sustained long enough for the immune system to kill off the viruses, the patient is likely to survive.

Are you going to kill off Brody?

It's time to kill off Rick.

Why did you have to kill off Silver?