Sentence examples for made poison from inspiring English sources

How they made poison for hunting, tracked game, found water, trapped birds and eked out an existence in one of the last great wildernesses on earth.

That depiction contrasts sharply with the image that most Japanese have of Mr. Asahara as the pink-robed head of the cult whose colony at the base of Mount Fuji included tiny torture rooms and laboratories that made poison gas.

Last year, the European Parliament narrowly defeated a measure that would have made "poison pills," another kind of takeover defense, harder to use by requiring that shareholders, not just a company's board, vote on them.

They fashioned bows and arrows from local materials to kill game, made poisons to fish, and used diverse plants for medicine and ceremonies.

For when it comes to making poison a household staple, we excel.

On chemical weapons, the report said, Iraq is trying to buy ingredients that could be used to make poison gas.

NEW YORK TIMES   Don't Make Poison Pills More Deadly  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission should avoid any changes that would make it easier to adopt poison pills that cap ownership at low levels, Lucian A. Bebchuk writes in his column, The Rules.

They have sought to disrupt the sale of Chinese missile technology to Pakistan, the cables show, and questioned Indian officials about chemical industry exports that could be used to make poison gas.

No more cuts, thank you.Iran is anyway threatening to bring to trial some German companies which supplied to Iraq, its foe in the Gulf war of the 1980s, equipment that could be used for making poison gas.

The practice of using them to make poison darts was in decline as early as the 1970s.

Galen of Pergamon, a proponent of the therapeutic use of poison in small quantities, maintainted that only excessive use makes poison deadly.