Sentence examples for move to kill from inspiring English sources

We implore the Senate to stand fast against the move to kill the F.D.A. proposal.

Any move to kill off the "queen of the skies" is sure to cause anguish at Airbus's two main British plants.

When bombings in the border town of Reyhanli raised fears about fanning a Sunni-Alevi conflict, he made a move to kill two birds with one stone.

During the Falklands War, he contacted the British Navy and offered to assist its fleet by ferrying medical supplies to the front — "so I could head off any Argentine move to kill penguins," he told me.

The Clinton administration privately assured other nations that it would support a move to kill off smallpox in 2002 when the issue was considered by the World Health Organization, which has long advocated destruction of the virus.

During the Falklands War, he contacted the British Navy and offered to assist its fleet by ferrying medical supplies to the front—"so I could head off any Argentine move to kill penguins," he told me.

Abbott has moved to kill off criticism by ruling that out.

According to Gul Meena's relatives, her family moved to kill her in part because of pressure from her husband's family.

George Osborne quietly moved to kill off Britain's renewable revolution in Wednesday's budget as he stealthily enacted David Cameron's rumoured call to his cabinet to kill off the "green crap".

Mr. Norcross deserted the plan he had once strongly advocated, and when he moved to kill it in the rules committee, he said he was just reacting to a "convergence of problems" around the plan.

Farage moved to kill off a controversy over his remarks in the wake of the Guardian's disclosure by saying that Ukip would guarantee that the NHS would continue to be free at the point of delivery.