Sentence examples for over slaughtering from inspiring English sources

But Hastings notes that the responsibility for methodically incinerating Japan more properly lies with civilian commanders from Roosevelt and Churchill on down, including the genteel secretary of war Henry Stimson, who fretted over slaughtering civilians but did not stop it.

In August, the Shabab announced that they were withdrawing from Mogadishu and switching to guerrilla tactics, and it seems the unusually large suicide bombing on Tuesday was proof of their resolve to carry on an asymmetrical war, with no hesitation over slaughtering civilians.

Instead Sajid Mahmood's first two overs were slaughtered for 28 runs to set the tempo and by the time South Africa's captain, Graeme Smith, belted the winning boundary down the ground, only 19 overs and two balls had been bowled.

This phenomenon was not accidental, because the abattoirs were selected each year to collectively take over 85% of sheep slaughtered over the age of 18 months.

They first attacked a school athletics gathering, slaughtering over 100 Japanese, and then raided police outposts.

She has also been convicted twice of inciting racial hatred in print by criticising Muslims, firstly over their way of slaughtering sheep and then over what she described as the "Islamisation of France".

In primitive times some attempted to appease what they believed to be a hostile, vengeful god by sacrificing their children, giving them over to be slaughtered on altars.

Whether you choose to shoot or sneak, you'll find yourself rewarded for evasion and non-violence over slaughter.

While no horse slaughterhouses currently operate in the U.S., it is true that last year over 160,000 American horses were trucked over our borders to slaughtering facilities in Mexico and Canada.

"I'm not surprised the animals on Barry's farm (35th over) got slaughtered," declares Phil Smith.

Three lions do battle over a slaughtered leopard; the artist Rufino Tamayo stands in front of his mural, with two savage mouths above his head.