Sentence examples for would be poisoned from inspiring English sources

"It seemed perfect that he would be poisoned when he was such a poisonous creature," she adds.

The Chechens were later reported to have broken off contact with outsiders and refused offers of food and drink out of fear that they would be poisoned.

On a population level, researchers estimated that meant 2.6 of every 100,000 toddlers would be poisoned by opioids, from less than one in 1997.

In the mountains in Chechnya you could go for days without anything, and a lot of people died because the food would be poisoned by the FSB," he said.

The proposal was based on a recent report from the European Food Safety Authority recommending that no pesticide containing chemicals known as neonicotinoids be used on crops that are attractive to honeybees, because of the risk that the insects would be poisoned.

The vote in Brussels, by officials from all 27 European Union member states, follows a January report from the European Food Safety Authority recommending that none of the chemicals of a class known as neonicotinoids should be used on crops that are attractive to honeybees, because of the risk the insects would be poisoned.

Mr McConnell said this would be "poisoning the well... it's like waving a red flag in front of a bull".

Mrs Dilke revealed how Markov had predicted his death: "He always thought he'd be poisoned and watched his back, so to speak, but he never envisaged what did happen to him".

The local coroner said he'd died of multi-infarct dementia after a series of small strokes; the daughters said they thought he'd been poisoned.

It might be said that Christopher McCandless did indeed starve to death in the Alaskan wild, but this only because he'd been poisoned, and the poison had rendered him too weak to move about, to hunt or forage, and, toward the end, "extremely weak," "too weak to walk out," and, having "much trouble just to stand up".

An autopsy would later find she'd been poisoned with cyanide, which investigators found high levels of in her drink.