Sentence examples for lines of death from inspiring English sources

We can't let the usual Right Wing lines of "death, taxes and fear" stop the inevitable.

Carr can stack quite a nasty string of messed-up imagery, and yet the life inside the book continues on, flipping back from lines of death into more beer, more sense that everyone was just as fucked before the monsters rolled out as they are now.

"I come from a long line of death.

One of its creators, Marty Fortier, previously sold a line of Death Stick golf clubs for the "grunge golf" market.

South of the river, the boundary was marked by Highway 49. "That's the line of death," Kopseng said.

In March a U.S. Navy task force conducted "freedom of navigation" exercises in the Gulf of Sidra, beyond the self-proclaimed territorial boundary Libya called the "Line of Death".

But then Wilde was writing a couple of decades before the terrifying ironic reversal of the first world war, which saw one era of globalisation terminate in the assembly line of death snaking across Flanders.

The phrase "door into the dark" comes from the first line of a poem about a blacksmith, a shape maker, standing in the door of a forge and, as a title, it picks up on the last line of Death of a Naturalist, where the neophyte sees a continuity between the effect he wants to achieve in his writing and the noise he made when he used to shout down a well shaft "to set the darkness echoing".

Those were the days when American warplanes shot their way across the "line of death" in the Gulf of Sidra, when Libya was accused of responsibility for the Belle Disco bombing in Berlin and when Mr. Reagan unfurled his retribution with those "you can run but you can't hide" airstrikes on Tripoli and Benghazi.

The new study reads like a horror story in which fairness and justice are the first casualties in a system that often seems deliberately designed not to find the truth but to keep the state's assembly line of death rolling at all costs -- even at the cost of executing the innocent.

Perhaps it'll be the first time the game drops a plane-load of soldiers on top of you just as you're about to finish a rare hunt, or the first time one of your allies falls off a cliff in a dungeon and runs all the way back to you, training every enemy in the area after them in one long conga-line of death.