Sentence examples for started murdering from inspiring English sources
Do you mean the hordes who joined the first crusade and immediately started murdering Jews?
WHEN five assailants armed with long knives started murdering bystanders at a railway station in the south-western Chinese city of Kunming on March 1st, the first police to respond were ill-equipped to fight back.
In World War I, the German empire was not seen as evil by neutral nations like the United States until it started murdering civilians in Belgium and sinking commercial ocean liners like the Lusitania.
There was palpable distress when Batfleck started murdering Gotham's bad guys with giant Batguns in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, while Ryan Reynolds' brief cameo as a mute, weirdly powered Deadpool in 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine had fans of the wise-cracking mutant screaming at the screen in horror.
In a Gotham-style Mumbai seething with comically blatant corruption, a character by the name of Gabbar (played by action hero Akshay Kumar) has started murdering crooked officials and hanging them from lampposts, much to the delight of the beleaguered citizens.
And there was Albert Bormann, a Nazi Motor Corps general repulsed by the savagery of his brother, Martin, who had started murdering, Albert says, at the age of nineteen, when he and three other young paramilitary thugs stomped to death the Jewish political philosopher and Shakespeare translator Gustav Landauer — after which he posed for pictures, grinning, with his booted foot on Landauer's head.
A bit like a doctor who starts murdering her patients.
There is a crazed stability about his double life, but eventually he starts murdering to protect the fantasy.
Indeed, when God starts murdering Egyptian infants, I find myself emotionally on the side of the Egyptians – which is not how Passover stories are supposed to make you feel.
Therefore, until the ELF starts murdering scientists or business owners for their supposed crimes against the Earth, lets leave the terrorist designation for the likes of al-Qaida and other Timothy McVeigh-like fanatics.
PLUSES -- Ms. Theron, like Hilary Swank in "Boys Don't Cry," all but disappears into the body and mind of her character, and she succeeds in eliciting as much compassion as revulsion for her character, a low-rent prostitute who starts murdering her clients.
