Sentence examples for may to kill from inspiring English sources
WHEN a band of Texan Democrats fled to Oklahoma in May to kill a redistricting bill, by denying the state's House of Representatives its necessary quorum, it seemed that their foundering party had pulled off a rare victory.
Relations between Pakistan and the United States have sharply deteriorated since January, when a security contractor for the Central Intelligence Agency shot and killed two Pakistanis in Lahore, and worsened after American commandos flew into Pakistan in May to kill Osama bin Laden without notifying Pakistan.
It has since become an enduring emblem of the distrust that has poisoned relations but that is bared only at critical junctures, like Teri Mangal, or the foray by American commandos into Pakistan in May to kill Osama bin Laden, an operation deliberately kept secret from Pakistani officials.
While throwing down in grubby tube socks may seem to kill the mood, wearing socks during sex may increase couples' ability to orgasm.
Speculation has circulated in Detroit that Ford may decide to kill the Mercury brand.
How long the Saudi state may take to kill its monster is anyone's guess.
It may try to kill again (see article).In this section Enough of Pinochet Algeria's awful slaughter Kill or cure?
As with any war, we have to identify the enemy, and we may have to kill them.
They have dodged questions like: How do you feel knowing your husband may have to kill someone?
Worse, the narrator begins to suspect that Ridley, who helps care for the elderly, is killing her patients, and may plan to kill her own mother.
Despite the small number, the space in national reserves and parks is limited, and wildlife authorities say they may have to kill some elephants to reduce their numbers.
