Sentence examples for string of assassinations from inspiring English sources

A string of assassinations, generally assumed to be the work of Syria or its friends, has stopped.

By June, Benghazi had experienced a string of assassinations as well as attacks on the Red Cross and a British envoy's motorcade.

Their purported plan was to incite chaos through a string of assassinations and bomb attacks designed to provoke the army to intervene.

The 65-year-old ex-general is charging the weak central government with failing to stem a string of assassinations of army and police officers across eastern Libya.

It recognised the growing influence of TV on politics and anticipated the string of assassinations that would come to dominate the decade.

It can't be that it was the only fun decade, since it included the Vietnam war, the Biafran war, a string of assassinations, invasions, riots and numerous famines.

He accused the Russian intelligence service of masterminding a string of assassination attempts against him, including failed attacks on his presidential aircraft and a bridge he was crossing.

There was a string of political assassinations.

What followed was a string of political assassinations, a devastating war with Israel, sectarian fighting, mass protests downtown and almost two years of government paralysis.

Many suspect that Russia's FSB intelligence agency, meanwhile, is behind a string of recent assassinations in Turkey of Chechen rebels.

The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that the latest flurry of public executions came after Isis suffered a string of recent assassinations, and with their overall military advance across Iraq and Syria apparently on the back foot.