Sentence examples for murderous use from inspiring English sources

Mr Singh was accused of handing the Pakistani army an alibi for its murderous use of militant proxies a monstrous outcome.

"We must take action against easy access to firearms and the thoughtless, indiscriminate, murderous use of them".

Birds climactic "murderous use of a large and unusual sculpture", in which Tony Musante is trapped beneath a huge work of art with long spikes, is also recycled/referenced in the final moments of Tenebrae.

If we were at a dinner party I'd be sorely tempted to get heavily drunk and start putting the steak knife to murderous uses".

Whether that gift of diamonds was sufficient evidence to link Mr. Taylor to charges of financing a murderous regime using conflict diamonds seemed briefly beside the point back then.

If we miraculously kept terrorists out of every building, they could go on murderous rampages using nothing more sophisticated than cars on crowded sidewalks.

As if there can be a justification for the murderous tactics used by the terrorists against innocent civilians, but only the age and timing were wrong.

Rather, a closer look at the inhumane and murderous methods used to achieve it leaves Germania as a concise reminder of what Nazism really was.

The combatants include Bass Armstrong ("Unhappy Father Pro Wrestler"), who can do the Locomotion Back Drop or the One-Hand Hammer, and Ayane, who, as a Kunoichi, or female ninja (she goes by "Kunoichi with Murderous Intent"), uses fighting moves with names like Shugetsu and Baisenka.

One day, at a party, grown-up John and his friends hold a seance, hoping to contact the murderous ghost using a mystical chant that goes "Michael Miller, come to me!" The group experiences a vision of a murdered pizza man, and magical stab wounds appear on John, but the wounds go away, so the friends all go to sleep.

With that in mind, we're offering the music press the chance to get a jump on the game, by ranking 2009's potential indie breakouts in terms of their murderous proclivities, using nothing more than Poirot-like little grey cells.