Sentence examples for literally killing from inspiring English sources

We are literally killing ourselves for nothing.

Austerity is, literally, killing Europeans.

[Meth] was literally killing me.

The excitement is literally killing me.

"I was literally killing myself," she said.

"Just as in the 1950s, air pollution in London today is literally killing Londoners.

Men are literally killing themselves for love of the game and women are cheering them on.It is a well-known fact that women live longer than men.

I write about these serial panics in my book: pacifiers were once accused of literally killing infants and of making them into sexual deviants.

But this January the excitement has been undermined by a new Hollywood film that tells how the sport is literally killing those who play it.

The former UK science minister, Lord Drayson, admits that the Labour government's support for diesel cars was a mistake, saying they are "literally killing people".

Former UK science minister Lord Drayson has admitted that the Labour government's support for diesel cars was a mistake, and warned that diesels were "literally killing people".