kills造句

the blow that kills (usually mercifully).

It's also the stigma and the stress that kills faster.

Every time you masturbate god kills a kitten.

Every time you masturbate Gods kills a kitten!

But what if the cure kills the patient?

Colorless, odorless carbon monoxide is a deadly poison that kills nearly 500 unsuspecting people a year.

It is a powerful and aggressive hunter and kills monkeys and even small antelope.

A pack of wolves typically kills an elk every two to three days.

The problem, of course, is to find an insecticide that kills only the elderly.

Childbirth is not an illness, but in Katine, it kills as abruptly and shockingly as a car crash.

On average, only one out of every seven U.S. drone attacks in Pakistan kills a militant leader.

Altruism "refers to a parent who kills a child to relieve the suffering of the child," she told Tracy.

Nina darts into an elevator, and kills another CTU security guard when she arrives at the garage.

Bacterial growth slows down in the refrigerator; at room temperature, they grow rapidly. cooking kills these bacteria.

Smoking kills up to half of those who fail to quit puffing, reducing their lives by an average of 10 to 15 years.

The exciting development could one day turn the fatal form of the disease, which kills 10,000 men a year in Britain, into a manageable condition.

On the defensive, they dig themselves dugouts protected by palm trunks, and then they crawl in and resist until some explosive or a human terrier kills them.

The BSF kills with such impunity along India’s 4, 100-kilometre (2, 550-mile) border with Bangladesh that one local journalist wonders what the story is about.

In particular, the garlic kills the germ causing food poisoning and stomach ulcer and activates the energy metabolism, thus having good influence on relieving fatigue and increasing vigor.

This chemo process is then horrifyingly spread through a phone virus, that rings cell phones and those on their contact lists, to sound a special frequency, that kills the listeners.

Opening his hands, Stansfield recognizes it as the pin from a grenade and rips open Léon's vest to discover several grenades on his chest, right before a massive explosion kills him.

The disease was defined in 1845 by a German doctor, Rudolf Virchow, who looked at tumors taken at autopsy and said cancer is an uncontrolled growth that spreads and kills.

One in five lung cancer sufferers have a particularly virulent strain called small cell lung cancer which kills all but three per cent of sufferers within five years of diagnoses.

Nearly 20 percent of Americans smoke and tobacco use kills about 440, 000 people a year in the United States due to cancer, heart disease, emphysema and other ailments.