Sentence examples for something to kill from inspiring English sources

"You have to do something to kill the time," he told me.

The joke is that when you say "hold" in Mende, it suggests holding something to kill it and eat it.

Yes we get to watch television and play pool, but those things are just something to kill the time with.

"Ages 14 to 18, a girl needs something to kill all that time, that endless itchy waiting, every hour, every day for something — anything — to begin".

"This is Democratic members doing something to kill a basic civil rights bill," Eleanor Holmes Norton, the city's nonvoting House delegate, complained to The Hill newspaper.

Think therefore, for now, in terms of the non-statement statement, the type of sartorial gesture that those in the know will immediately recognise as something to kill for, but anyone outside of that particular club will not register.

Still, to some, finding something only to kill it just seemed twisted.

People decide they should be big, because other members of their families are big, or because they believe that if something has to kill you, why not food?Slimming Mississippi will be a struggle but Mr Barbour and others are determined.

And at close range, "non-lethal" ammo can easily be just as lethal as something made to kill.

Hand sanitizer will work in a pinch make sure it's got at least 60% alcohol or something else to kill the germs.

Something needs to kill this fiasco soon.