Sentence examples for standard kill from inspiring English sources

Then, his audience primed, he delivered his standard kill line: "Listen, here's what I say.

"Killing the renewable-fuel standard kills whatever future there is for cellulosics," Tyner says.

With the help of a Game Link Cable, two players can link together and compete in four different types of deathmatch modes, ranging from the standard kill-the-other-person on a pre-set time to the Counter Force mode, where the first player must rescue two hostages while the second player has to guard them.

To warm up, I pitched him a softball question about the title of Wolf's great Chicago blues standard, "Killing Floor".

If it's a major deal when a black man kills a white officer in cold blood, due to the reverence and esteem beholden to law enforcement, why is the black community encouraged to be apathetic when a white officer, bound by a higher standard, kills a black man (or kid) in cold blood?

This upsurge in innovation stimulates investment and invigorates the economy, as successful participants enjoy fat profits, set standards, kill off weaker rivals and establish themselves as the dominant suppliers.

The rapid-upswing part of the cycle in which successful participants enjoy fat margins, set standards, kill off weaker rivals and establish themselves as main players looks as though it has already run two-thirds of its course, with only another five or six years left to go.

Though regarded with skepticism by some who claim that standards kill the spontaneity, individualization, and joy typically accorded early education, early learning and development standards have also been regarded as a tool to infuse consistency across a documented history of highly idiosyncratic, uneven, and often retracted policy and fiscal commitments to early education (Kagan, 2012).

The first phase was a heady upswing as successful participants—in cotton, railways, motor cars, electrical goods, petrochemicals or whatever was the technological driver of the day enjoyed fat margins, set standards, killed off weaker rivals and established themselves as leaders of the pack (today, think of Cisco, Intel and Microsoft).

Also in attendance were two governors on different sides of the issue — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, whose state had been fighting to impose its own, much stricter emissions standards on cars and trucks, and Gov. Jennifer Granholm of Michigan, who had worried that tough standards could kill an industry already on life support.

As in the prescient New Wave standard "Video Killed the Radio Star," all the repetition starts to work.