Sentence examples for quickly to kill from inspiring English sources

Hamburg regroup quickly to kill the momentum but Fulham retain possession.

Perhaps that's why Facebook acted so quickly to kill a story that it was using location data as part of the "find friends" feature (it initially said it was, then recanted and said that the data was only used for a short test).

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho tells journalists that he does not like their questions so will answer quickly to "kill your mood".

The Administration and Congress will also move quickly to kill off a Bush Administration reform that allows older folks, as an alternative to Medicare, to buy insurance from private providers.

Gory "first-person shooter" games, in which players must act quickly to kill their virtual opponents, seem to have lasting effects on a key aspect of vision, a new study shows.

IGN's Keza MacDonald also highlighted the issue, but was less critical of it than Speer, pointing out that both Lara and the player had to adapt quickly to killing in order to survive.

But even senior Pentagon officials, like Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz, said they were mortified that the program's developers could be so politically tone-deaf, and they quickly agreed to kill the program.

Scientists burned the replica last September in a simulation of the Seton Hall fire, in hope of learning why searing heat and dense, disorienting black smoke filled Boland Hall quickly enough to kill the three freshmen and injure 58 other people.

That means that public health officials investigating, for example, a flu outbreak in poultry or in humans in a remote Asian or African village will be able to decide quickly whether to kill thousands of birds or to treat hundreds of potentially exposed people with expensive anti-viral drugs.

That means that public health officials investigating, for example, a flu outbreak in poultry or in humans in a remote Asian or African village will be able to decide quickly whether to kill thousands of birds or to treat hundreds of potentially exposed people with expensive antiviral drugs.

Pasteurization — a process of heating and quickly cooling milk to kill pathogens such as E. coli, salmonella and listeria — also destroys beneficial bacteria, proteins and enzymes, they say.