Sentence examples for swift kill from inspiring English sources

Tracking is an ancient art, if not a very happy one; the conscientious hunter prides himself on his ability to make a clean and swift kill.

Within two hours of Hurricane Serena blowing out over Melbourne the defending men's champion, Novak Djokovic, restored order with a swift kill against his good friend Fabio Fognini to set up a rematch of his 2013 rivalries against Stanislas Wawrinka.

Aside from the usual shadowing of targets from rooftops followed by swift kills using a hidden blade, players will use Connor to liberate small towns, marshal squads of musket bearers, conduct cannon volleys and even take part in naval battles with enemy warships.

AMPs are also widely regarded as a potential source of future antibiotics owing to a remarkable set of advantageous properties ranging from molecular simplicity to low-resistance swift-kill of a broad range of microbial cells.

Murray saved five set points in 15 tortuous minutes of high-grade exchanges that left everyone breathless – followed by a swift and killing denouement by Federer to go two sets up.

Locusta then devised a new concoction that she promised would "kill swifter than a viper".

The idea of reconciliation is particularly powerful in Rwanda, where everybody is working to rebuild after the brutal and swift genocide that killed nearly a million people in a hundred days.

US President Barack Obama, the Prime Minister David Cameron and a number of other world leaders called for a swift investigation into the killing.

At night, my neighbor Teodora and I patrolled the gardens and the coconut grove with our lanterns, killing the swift columns of cutter ants, pouring kerosene into the nests of the ants who ate our tomatoes and green beans, lettuce and squash.

Medium-sized prey are especially vulnerable to surplus killing, as the swift throat-biting method by which they are killed allows wolves to quickly kill one animal and move on to another.

The fact that he can kill with such swift efficiency – and do it entirely without thinking.