Sentence examples for waves of killings from inspiring English sources

The garbage verbiage of the "war on terror" – as parroted from Bush to Brown – makes heavy-duty soldiering seem the only response when, in truth, just across the Bay of Biscay, tiny cells of indigenous terrorists without a madrasa in sight can mount waves of killings wherever they park their vans.

Inside the Los Angeles Police Department's cold case unit on the fifth floor of its downtown headquarters, investigators have stacked 10 boxes of old paper files connected to Mr. Thomas's case and several old poster-board timelines for various waves of killings of elderly women.

Josephine, you survived the waves of killings in '59, '63, '73.

A government committee found a similar array of causes for the earlier wave of killings.

The wave of killings has stunned and infuriated France, prompting tense speculation about its cause.

It was followed by two major military uprisings, tumultuous elections and a wave of killings.

A wave of killings of Palestinian civilians led Mr. Bush to send a letter to Mr. Sharon last week.

Mr. Ruto is suspected of instigating the first wave of killings, and Mr. Kenyatta of organizing reprisals.

A wave of killings over recent years has been linked to conflict over the proceeds of the illegal drug trade.

The wave of killings over the past year has police officers all over Afghanistan watching what they eat, and sleeping uneasily.

(Witness the trial that began this week of German neo-Nazis accused of being connected to a wave of killings of Turks and Greeks from 2000 to 2007).