Sentence examples for starting to kill from inspiring English sources

The National Association of Teachers of Religious Education (Natre) warn that the schools are starting to "kill off" the subject.

According to a poll by National Association of Teachers of Religious Education (Natre), schools are starting to "kill off" the subject despite the law saying that state schools must teach the subject to under-16s.

A silent epidemic that's starting to kill us.

Now, that squabbling is starting to kill people.

Even though our ancestors were starting to kill animals en masse, they painted them with a kind of trembling reverence.

"My mother, who is a Bosnian Muslim, told me at the time that Bosnian-Serb soldiers, together with the Yugoslavian People's Army (JNA), were surrounding the city and starting to kill civilians in the streets.

Then, the two sides started to kill each other.

The efficacy calculation showed that the acaricidal combination started to kill ticks in as little as 2 h.

It soon infected wild waterfowl — and then even started to kill domesticated birds.

Hurry up and kill her.' "Then I started to kill her and pushed her down into the ditch".

They returned to Germany with guns and bombs and started to kill people.