Sentence examples for slaughtered along from inspiring English sources

"Three million Alawites would be slaughtered – along with the Christians and the other minorities, it would be a bloodbath," he said.

Among the world's serious historians, it is common knowledge that a large number of Ottoman Armenians were deported, allegedly for siding against the Ottoman Empire during the First World War, and many of them were slaughtered along the way.

They say consumers should be told whether an animal has been stunned before being slaughtered, along with the method of slaughter.

Most of the book's political points were dropped altogether in favor of its love story, and also lost in the movie was the history of Cephalonia, where people had hoped for a fuller account of the thousands of Italians who turned on the Germans and were slaughtered here, along with the Greeks who tried to protect them.

With Telemachus's help, he slaughtered the suitors, along with 12 of Penelope's youngest and most beautiful maids, who he thought had been disloyal for consorting with his enemies.

"The way he brings all four stories to a climax at the same time so that you're chasing along in a chariot, the cross is being carried through Jerusalem, the Huguenots are being slaughtered and you're tearing along in a train across modern America, is just amazing.

You may find yourself traveling the world, razing buildings and slaughtering villagers along the way.

When police staged a raid earlier this month, a freshly slaughtered tiger was discovered along with "multiple tiger products".

Her mum (Christina Hendricks, now in danger of typecasting) was slaughtered at their Kansas farmhouse, along with her two sisters, and her then teen brother is now serving a life jail term for this, having claimed to be a satanist, confessed to the crime and relished his moment of notoriety in court.

Well, I'm pretty sure the thousands of starved and slaughtered Native Americans who fell along The Trail of Tears — a corridor of death built by Jackson — knew.

However, in another bloody episode at Guangzhou in 879, the Chinese rebel Huang Chao sacked the city, and purportedly slaughtered thousands of native Chinese, along with foreign Jews, Christians, Zoroastrians, and Muslims in the process.