Sentence examples for liquidated on from inspiring English sources

"When you sit in a pub that Soren Kierkegaard may have sat in, or one in which a Gestapo snitch was liquidated on Hitler's birthday in 1944 and there's still a bullet in the wall, your days join history and join the continuum of it," Mr. Kennedy said.

Did his distinguished war hero dad, Colonel Shigri, really hang himself, or was he liquidated on the general's orders?

This leaves £76,000 in the company when it is liquidated, on which you pay tax at 10% (£7,600).

The anarchist group in whose ranks he had fought, the poum, was being liquidated on Soviet orders, and his name was on the list.

Like zero-coupon bonds, the mutual funds are generally liquidated on a specific date in the future, and they offer investors the comfort of knowing what they can reasonably expect as a payout.

In its evening news program Vesti, the state-run television network RTR said Khattab had been "liquidated" on March 19 or 20 by the Russian counterintelligence agency, the Federal Security Service, in a top-secret operation.

Borders began liquidating on Friday, and is expected to shut down its remaining 399 stores by September.

Crude futures declined Monday as traders continued to liquidate on optimistic supply comments from OPEC's president and expectations that prices would slip further away from the $50 threshold.

Unlike the liquidated cheese on the top side of the burger, the extra slice of cheese on its butt-area has solidified into some kind of glue that literally won't let me remove the bottom bun unless I'm willing to rip the bread up into a kind of clumpy white shit.

The three firms, now with no assets and more than £600m of debts, were then sold on and liquidated via the British Virgin Islands.

Philby passed on the names to his Soviet handlers, who liquidated nearly everyone on the list.