Sentence examples for this will maim from inspiring English sources

SPIKED BAT As used by the teenage gang who murdered a kid outside the Somerfields grocery store on Old Street, East London, this will maim anybody if you corner them in a dark alley.

That said, I will maim anyone who says 1987's Diamond Lights, by former Tottenham and England stars Glenn Hoddle and Chris Waddle, isn't a classic.

Some will maim or kill themselves in efforts to self-abort.

Inevitably some of those cops will degrade, maim and kill the innocent.

This has real-time, real-world effects: women will be maimed and women will die.

Virtually every public health expert in Britain says this makes it a certainty more people will be maimed and killed simply doing their job.

He said, 'What you are doing will make maimed people start walking.' " Raisman recalls it differently: "We didn't need to say it.

But I have got to recognise on this particular issue I respect people if they feel otherwise because it is such a morally challenging decision to make whether you are going to go to war and a result of that people will be maimed and there could be a loss of life".

In the first instance, he tells his high school lab partner that he will be maimed in an motorcycle accident and when the boy is paralyzed in a car accident, the narrator is filled with remorse, wondering if he somehow caused it to happen.

"These are obviously taken on board by the government and gardai (Irish police) in making the security arrangements for the upcoming visits and ensuring that none of these group's succeed in carrying out an act that will kill or maim innocent people in this country.

A new National Institute for Clinical Excellence will set down guidelines on the most effective forms of treatment and a new inspectorate, the Commission for Health Improvement CHII) will check each hospital every three to four years.Whether all of this will be enough to stop rogue doctors from killing or maiming patients is as yet unclear.