Sentence examples for starts to kill from inspiring English sources

A serial killer now starts to kill the people who have made Wells's life a misery.

Celeana accepts this offer and soon she finds herself training in the king's castle, but her life is threatened as someone starts to kill the other champions.

The ads, for Adams Flea and Tick Spot On for Dogs, sold by Farnam, included claims that the product "starts to kill fleas and ticks in 15 minutes"; the division said the evidence provided by Farnam showed the product reached full efficacy seven days after application.

The couple fostered the image of Martin as holding the camera while Osa held the rifle ready, as in this 1937 New York Times characterization of the couple: "the tall man who has turned the crank of a motion-picture camera half the uncivilized world over, and the small woman who always holds a loaded rifle at his side ready to kill whatever starts to kill him" (31).

It's all fine and good until the efficiency of the Pod starts to kill off your personal relationships.

Firing a gun into the air might be extremely unlikely to kill the person firing it, but there's a reason that most major cities have outlawed it: your freedom to celebrate ends when your celebration starts to kill innocent bystanders.

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.