Sentence examples for sacrifice someone from inspiring English sources

In the second instance: He must physically sacrifice someone else.

"I think the Kenyan guys will sacrifice someone and say: 'Take it out, you've got to do this,'" he said.

"There are no good or bad decisions, it is all morally grey," says Miechowski. "You'll often have to sacrifice someone to save someone.

"People are just ready to sacrifice someone to the gods," said Bill Clifford of Cumberland, Me., who plans to spend the holiday week with his family at Sugarloaf, where 15 out of 153 trails were open on Thursday.

She referred to comments made by Mr Putin during elections for the presidential role he now holds back in 2012, when he said that opposition supporters could even look to create a provocation where they "sacrifice someone themselves and then blame the authorities".

When it comes to scrummage time, they'll need to sacrifice someone Gloucester.

"If our contribution to health care reform exceeds $80 billion, you reach a point where you risk sacrificing someone's job for someone else's health insurance," Mr. Johnson said.

After all, how can you justify sacrificing someone who is, by any objective measure, technically superior for someone who is merely good enough, yet expected to gel a team socially a judgment call that more often than not is subjective?

He added, "You want to make sure that it's worth it, that they're going out with a bang and you're not sacrificing someone who's a great actor and a great musician in the orchestra.

We were treated, if that's the right word, to a sequence of Ex-Coach the Barboobian doing his new morning ritual, which involves yoga, prayer, posing, preening, wearing his hair in a topknot that would embarrass Woody Woodpecker (The best cartoon character name in film history), chanting, self-worship, sacrificing someone's first-born, and bragging.

"There's a level of authenticity there that you may sacrifice if someone did it.