Sentence examples for sort of deadly from inspiring English sources

"We promptly drank some sort of deadly, hard alcohol," Mr. Pettis said.

This is exactly the sort of deadly air power that Iraq's government has pleaded for but has so far been denied by Obama.

If there's a golden rule of marketing to me, it's probably that if your product costs five dollars and is some sort of deadly laser ray I will buy it.

Oddjob, whose bowler-hat concealed a razor-sharp rim, and Rosa Klebb, who wore the sort of deadly shoes a woman couldn't find at any old Freeman Hardy Willis, set the standard high in the 1960s.

How is this ranting, seething buffoon still competitive with her? Trump has now stumbled through a series of the kind of blunders that break ordinary political campaigns – the sort of deadly hypocrisies that always kill the demagogue in old movies – and yet this particular demagogue keeps on trucking.

"If EU countries let these people buy a plane ticket in the first place, you wouldn't have the sort of deadly chaos we're seeing now in the Mediterranean".

We couldn't allow them to build up more rockets, more missiles, stockpiling all sorts of deadly weapons". He said restraint would have led to future rocket and missile attacks, resulting in "irreparable damage". Olmert reminded Israelis that he had predicted the campaign would not be easy.

One side thinks we have serious but fixable cultural problems with violence, with a masculinity that is tied to aggression and with the glorification of gun culture, and that the wide availability of all sorts of deadly weaponry in such a culture enables an unconscionable amount of lethal violence.

They could have had all sorts of deadly surface-to-air missiles waiting for those helicopters.

That sort of electric, deadly tension is what Osborne writes all the way through with Archie Rice.

But these sorts of really deadly epidemics do tend to burn themselves out.