take someone's life

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

How can he do that one day and then next day decide he's going to take someone's life.

You take someone's life away, no matter if he's going to kill you, and you don't ever get over it".

"Even when I was a proponent, you still have this feeling inside that it's a horrible thing to deliberately take someone's life," he said.

He said the fear is legitimate because "there's clearly a willingness on the part of these actors to take someone's life if they betray them".

"You're not supposed to take someone's life".

Are you prepared to take someone's life?

There is a narrow line between actively taking someone's life and supporting their passing, and that's the art of medicine".

"Nothing justifies the state taking someone's life," he added.

"Someone who takes someone's life deserves death".

"Think about that: you are taking someone's life away.

The feeling of 'I'm responsible for taking someone's life' has got to be excruciating.