slaying

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• Somewhere in this emerald whirlpool that looks like pixelated glass but feels like a cloud, I hope to find and slay my demons.

• Orbitz first worked with Thrillist in December as a sponsor — with a mid-six-figure deal — for the brand’s Slay Ride, a new annual drag brunch that premiered as a virtual event last year.

• E-bikes can slay those hills, and cruise at 20 miles an hour or faster on level ground.

• Intrepid adventurers grind out currency to purchase enchanted armaments from their local outfitters, and delve into dungeons to slay wolves, scorpions and killer robots.

• Partially or fully wiping out federal student loan debt would be a godsend to many Americans but not be enough to slay the fund-eating dragon that has become a many-headed hydra.

• “It brings me little joy to approach anyone and slay them,” he said.

• Their initiation is to slay an infant in front of its mother in order to remove any semblance of humanity or emotion.

• But because these tax cuts have powerful, well-connected constituencies, it has been difficult to slay them.

• It was only a matter of time before these two enormous egos would clash—and try to slay each other.

• Even when she's forced to slay a dragon, she's on autopilot, going through the motions.

• On land and in sea the animal creation chase and maim, and slay and devour each other.

• So we were wroth and made to slay the other baas, but he shot us down with a fire stick and returned to his own country in haste.

• Her tragic attitude, her wondrous beauty, awed the men, and they lowered the guns that had been raised to slay the father.

• And they shall bring upon thee a multitude, and they shall stone thee with stones, and shall slay thee with their swords.