Sentence examples for work to kill from inspiring English sources

Monroeville inspired Lee's legendary work, To Kill a Mockingbird, about social justice in the south.

Go Set a Watchman is set 20 years after Lee's celebrated work, To Kill a Mockingbird, though it was finished in 1957.

Mr. Ryan and his party are betting that they can bluster their way through this, pretending that they are the real defenders of Medicare even as they work to kill it.

Shorten and the leadership will either have to accept that motion, a development that would ensure Australia's emissions reduction target post-2020 isn't bipartisan – or work to kill it off.

"He'll down that before work to kill his hangover," said cashier and longtime resident Bee Swart.

This shouldn't come as a big surprise since pesticides, insecticides, and fungicides work to kill organisms indiscriminately.

Wyden called Byron Dorgan, a Democratic senator from North Dakota, who was also working to kill the program.

Other companies in the alliance include Microsoft, which is already working to kill off the password in Windows 10.

The night's first incident happened in Bridgeview, Illinois, where the Fire were working to kill off a 1-0 lead in stoppage time against the Union.

On some days, these vapors became so dangerous that firefighting tugboats were brought in to use water cannons to push oil away from vessels working to kill the well.

Their philosophy seems to be: Do whatever works to kill the bill, erode support or force the bill into a House-Senate conference, where Republican leaders in the House plan to bury it.