Sentence examples for paying to kill from inspiring English sources

Though the detective met three men he said Mr. Nichols had approached about paying to kill Ms. Nichols in a staged home invasion, nothing came of it.

[6]See Sarah Shive, "Who's Paying to Kill Health Reform?," at CAF's Web site, www.ourfuture.org.org

Many Americans may be able to more easily see why an American dentist going to Africa and paying to kill a protected lion is cruel and wrong.

In a nod to the House Republicans who devised a chart supposedly showing the bureaucratic nightmare that would result from Democratic health care reforms, the Campaign for America's Future has devised a chart of its own, titled "Who's Paying to Kill Health Reform?" It's a tangled web, with big lobbying firms, industry groups, and Astroturf organizers all linked to townhall meetings.

He asked me how much he would have to pay to kill somebody".

Several years ago, Patricio was told that someone had been paid to kill him.

The first is as prey: hunters looking for a quick trophy pay to kill "shooter bulls" in fenced-off ranches.

While Kofkoff will pay to vaccinate its birds, the law would require the state to pay to kill the birds, Mr. Gresczyk said.

Mr. Jenoff, who worked as a private investigator, said he believed he was being paid to kill an anti-Israeli terrorist, according to prosecutors.

The authors also noted the penchant by a full-time legislature, like California's, for considering a great deal of legislation, which lobbyists are often paid to kill.

The man, Leonard Jenoff, 54, of Collingswood, told a judge he was paid to kill Carol Neulander, 52, the wife of Fred Neulander, a Cherry Hill rabbi.