Sentence examples for vast killing from inspiring English sources
The world of antiquity was a vast killing field.
Selous Game Reserve - which I passed through on my way to Ruaha - is another popular tourist destination in southern Tanzania turned into vast killing fields.
Between them, the superpowers helped sundry juntas, dictators and feudal tyrants transform the Horn's poorly armed conflicts into vast killing fields.
Drawing on captured German documents newly available from Russian archives and more than a half-century of Auschwitz studies, researchers in Poland have compiled what experts call the most complete and authoritative history of the vast killing center for the Nazi extermination of the Jews.
"[We] were kicked out of classrooms, saw someone running around with a gun, and were like 'Oh, there's another shooter running around!'". Gonzalez said he and his acquaintances confused tactical law enforcement gear for commercially available body armor, and heard hysterical reports about a vast killing operation with a body count as high as seven.
BAGHDAD — Iraq's largest oil refinery, in Baiji, was crippled by a predawn attack on Saturday in which gunmen stormed the vast complex, killed one engineer and set off several bombs.
Second, Malaria has long been one of the world's greatest scourges, not only killing vast numbers but also sickening 100 times as many.
Lucy S. Dawidowicz, in "The War Against the Jews," argued that Germany diverted vast resources to killing Jews when its strength was needed to defend against the Russians.
The Khmer Rouge regime dismantled modern society in Cambodia in its quest for an agrarian Marxist utopia, killing vast numbers and leaving a generational scar.
In 2011 and 2012, unprecedented blooms of algae blanketed the estuary's northern reaches for months, killing vast fields of underwater sea grass that are the building blocks of the estuary ecosystem.
Eleven workers on the platform died and nearly five million barrels of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico over the next five months, killing vast numbers of marine animals before much of it washed ashore, where it wrought incalculable damage.
