Sentence examples for which really kills from inspiring English sources
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Gordon Brown would have likely won the 2010 election were it not for the global financial crisis two years earlier, and it was the ERM crisis of 1992 which really killed John Major's electability, rather than a smiling Tony Blair's masterful game of "head tennis" with Kevin Keegan making the voters swoon.
It really kills the magic, though.
Elsewhere, as I and many others predicted, the Academy did not care for Joshua Oppenheimer's stunning and provocative The Act of Killing, which really does upend documentary norms, and they preferred the much gentler 20 Feet From Stardom.
It has to be said that whole tranches of films passed with my hands before my eyes, notably Killing them Softly, which really goes for the kickings and beatings.
That June, a soldier in her unit was killed in a convoy, "which really stopped all of us in our tracks," she said.
When George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin - which really ignited the Black Lives Matter movement, it is probable that he did not worry about being convicted because the history in this nation is that black people killed by whites (or those who think they are white) deserved their fate.
Be less gay!," after he had killed me by camping a respawn point, which really should be illegal.
He wasn't really killed; he was comic-killed.
Even Dean made a fleeting appearance in the family's hour of need, which is a relief because it means that Mick didn't really kill him.
