Sentence examples for kill from high-quality English sources.

• Kill!

• Of people who other people wanted to kill.

• The kill vehicle was used in two of the failed tests.

• If people find out even now, they will just kill them.

• They killed—kill—will kill Jews. . . .

• In both cases, the man is not given a choice, and does kill his wife’s lover.

• “I kill the factory, I kill transmission, we end the pandemic.”

• But, if they kill someone of mine, I’ll kill them—of course I will!

Use kill in a sentence.

• He said that he felt that “he needed to go out and kill people to prevent himself from being killed”.

• That which does not kill us makes us stronger, but that which does kill us actually does kills us.

• Farms kill one batch of chickens and then bring in a batch of chicks to raise (and then kill) next.

• After some square-bashing, they lower their barrels and charge, bellowing, “kill, kill, kill!”

• In multiplayer you kill and die so often that a single statistic becomes extremely important to you: your kill-to-death ratio.

• It’s crazy to have these rich white people coming here to kill, kill, kill and to brag about killing a grizzly bear.

• Madison: Remember, Jefferson: muskets don’t kill colonists-turned-Americans; colonists-turned-Americans kill colonists-turned-Americans.

• To be called a disinfectant, a spray, soap, or wipe has to be able to kill virtually every type of bacteria and virus, and it has to kill virtually 100 percent of the pathogens present on the surface you use it on.

kill sentence examples

• Lieutenant Col Pete Kilner, an officer in the United States Army, says "As a profession of arms, we recruit people to kill, we train people to kill, we make the orders for people to kill, yet after the fact we don't talk about killing.

• When an amateur terrorist organisation can kill 13 people almost immediately in the Tokyo Metro with one nerve agent, how does this compare against a state with effectively unlimited resources seemingly unable to produce a nerve agent able to kill a single person?

• For example, our deontological obligation with respect to human life is neither an obligation not to kill nor an obligation not to intend to kill; rather, it is an obligation not to murder, that is, to kill in execution of an intention to kill.

• “Please don’t kill me please don’t kill me please don’t kill me,” Ari pleaded, and, despite the sunset half blinding them all, and the large, menacing hand presently encasing the Minister’s knee, the precise and vengeful Minister took note of Ari’s use of the singular pronoun.