Sentence examples for take killing from inspiring English sources

To paraphrase those fat cooks from the BBC, it's time to take killing to the next level.

The movie makes you feel the weight of the greed and brutality it depicts, and it does not take killing lightly.

Three men were convicted of offences including pursuing deer with the intent to take, kill or injure, as a result of the footage.

Instead, Demeo tests him, forcing him to take kill a homeless person on the street as both a test and insurance of loyalty.

Within moments, the bird was taken, killed, plucked and trimmed.

And new regulations in Mississippi this year allowed wild hogs to be "hunted, taken, killed, chased or pursued on private lands at any time with no weapon restriction".

Should we therefore take "kill" to mean "murder" as some translators would do?

As usual, the Golden Gophers took Kill's seizure in stride.

B1 A Movie Becomes Two Miramax Films will take the unusual move of taking "Kill Bill," a three-hour Quentin Tarantino martial arts film, and splitting it into two movies.

But that didn't make the legal system take her killing more seriously.

(At one point they take turns killing one another with imaginary guns).