Sentence examples for track to kill from inspiring English sources

Climate change, our top global challenge, is on track to kill many millions this century, but not from wars.

Tobacco is on track to kill 1bn people in the 21st century, 10 times as many as in the 20th century.

When the federal government last published a full year's worth of data, it found 461 "justifiable homicides" by law enforcement for the entirety of 2013; at the current crude rate, the Guardian's count has law enforcement on track to kill 1,109 people in 2015.

U.S. police are on track to kill 1,100 people this year alone, with African Americans twice as likely to die, The Guardian reports.

Poachers in South Africa, home to most of the world's remaining rhinos, are already on track to kill more of the animals this year than ever before, surpassing last year's record slaughter of 1,215.

"When he went down to the train tracks to kill himself, it wasn't that he was killing himself because he was depressed and suicidal, it was because he couldn't handle the ridicule," says Morgen.

Those deaths, Chief Brown said, prompted Mr. Johnson to "fast track" plans to kill police officers.

In the first, a railway truck careering out of control down a track is about to kill five people in the way.

Hayley Williams of Paramore made a guest performance on the track "Then Came To Kill" as did Aaron Weiss of mewithoutYou when he played the harmonica on "Forgive Me Nashville"; Scogin had been friends with both artists for many years.

Meanwhile, the Bowman, armed with a massive Gabbet-Fairfax Mand pistol and his sentient bow and arrows, seeks to cross the Vorrh, while a human native, Tsungali, tracks him, wanting to kill him with the Lee-Enfield rifle issued when Tsungali was a colonial policeman.

The CIA maintains a list of senior members of Al Qaeda, the Taliban and other militants, identified by name, whom the agency still tracks and seeks to kill.