Sentence examples for managed to kill off from inspiring English sources

In my mind we've managed to kill off the mystery as much as is possible".

He added, "In my mind we've managed to kill off the mystery as much as is possible".

In just three seasons the show has managed to kill off four of its central characters (one in the very first episode).

In the same speech, the prince managed to kill off an office block by the legendary German architect Mies van der Rohe, which was to be situated near the Bank of England; instead we got the garishly postmodern No 1 Poultry building by Stirling/Wilford.

I think it gives the loaf a more complex flavour (although its poor rise suggests I probably overheated the milk and managed to kill off half the yeast) – you can leave it longer if you like, but half an hour seems just about doable at this frenetic time of year.

Anyway... why is it that a monopsony buyer of military equipment, a buyer that puts its suppliers on a cost-plus arrangement most of the time, hasn't managed to kill off innovation in military equipment but a monopsony buyer of health care would strangle all medical advance forever more?The answer seems so perfectly obvious to me that I wonder if I am missing something.

But if you have Sergio Aguero out and the opposition manage to kill off Yaya Toure's influence then they are a much lessened side".

If we don't understand this as a settler colonial nation -- even if there were no Indians left, that they had managed to kill them all off, it would still be this country.

Neither the Christians, nor the Communists ever managed to kill it off.

They somehow managed to kill them all off.

The men beat them off with oars and even managed to kill a couple -- and eat their livers.