Sentence examples for well to kill from inspiring English sources

"We were terrified," said Aleisha Petri, whose water was polluted for months, until her husband dumped enough bleach in the well to kill the contaminants.

BP projects that it will not be able to completely stop the spill until August, when it hopes to complete the drilling of a relief well to kill the leaking one.

And this entrepreneur who calls himself an engineer rather than a businessman adds a commercially-minded point: "As a commercial entity it doesn't pay very well to kill your customers".

A New Way Forward launched call-in days last week to do two things: push for structural reforms that address root causes of the crisis and dig out the backroom information that, when hidden in the dark, work all too well to kill good reforms.

Then fresh medium containing 50 µg of gentamicin per ml (Ameresco, Solon, OH, USA) was added for 30 min to each well to kill extracellular bacteria and the number of intracellular bacteria was determined as a control (referred to as the zero point).

There are many chemical insecticides that work equally well to kill ants, including diazinon, permethrin, cypermethrin, allethrin and others.

"When it comes to killing, you know very well how to kill.

He turned to Peres and said, "When it comes to killing, you know well how to kill".

The chili had not been cooked well enough to kill a germ called botulinum.

How well does To Kill a Mockingbird really fit with its 1961 publication date?

And then last week, the company, which is having business problems as well, decided to kill the magazine altogether.