Sentence examples for scrambled killing from inspiring English sources

The scrambled killing, the disordered movement as the Guards search out the conspirators, the grotesque comedy of the trembling Claudius borne aloft, represent together a sustained triumph of narrative.

Often, the gene scrambling killed the seeds and plants, or left them with odd mutations.

Soldiers scrambled and killed the third gunman, and then discovered he had planted a bomb along the route he expected the soldiers to take, the military said.

He has numbers in support, but in the frantic scramble to kill the game Wales knock on.

But business groups are now in a last-minute scramble to kill or at least stall the rule before it goes into effect, claiming the higher wages will make some workers unaffordable.

Some of the survivors who scrambled from the wreckage where killed by mines.

The Riot Act was read, the militia scrambled, and a man was killed – events that went straight into Felix Holt.

New York's development world is rife with such stories as developers who have been busy for years are killing projects or scrambling to avoid default because of the credit crunch.

The botched procedures forced 32 states to reexamine their capital punishment methods, as lawmakers scrambled to find alternative ways to kill death row inmates.

The result has been a macabre scramble for alternative means of killing prisoners in the dwindling number of states that use capital punishment.

Then my employer became one of those companies that Amazon is about to turn into road kill, and the founders scrambled to pivot.