"stab to" or "stab in"?
Mukherjee was brutally stabbed to death. |
Mary Ellen Coriell, whom she had stabbed to death. |
A man living in a Gospel Mission was found stabbed to death in an alley in Oregon. |
Lawrence was 18 when he was stabbed to death in southeast London in an unprovoked attack. |
In May an Albanian was attacked with a sword by a masked motorcycle rider; in August a young Iraqi was stabbed to death. |
James and Joan Briton, both in their 80s were stabbed to death attempting to defend their home from a man believed to be Mark Hobson. |
While you smoked your first spliff of the day, a less fortunate mook got stabbed to death over a bottle of homemade vodka in Yakutsk. |
Smith, 38, who was eight months pregnant, was found stabbed to death Saturday in her apartment, the day before her wedding, police said. |
Details Our Correspondent, Khagrachhari A woman was stabbed to death by criminals in Alutila tourist area under Sadar upazila yesterday. |
Efenji Efenji, was on Sunday stabbed to death while celebrating the Valentine with his wife and son at Oakland Garden, Karu, a suburb in Abuja. |
In November of that year, he was stabbed in the chest with a pen. |
This had to do with a young bloke who'd been stabbed in the town camp. |
She had been stabbed in the head with a knife, and the end of that week she passed away. |
A dog walker in Milton Keynes was stabbed in the back, stomach and chest by five people. |
The acting by the cast is brilliant and Miike himself even cameos as a person who's stabbed in the chest. |
A fight broke out between Mr Lawlor and McDonald and he was stabbed in the hand by McDonald with the kitchen knife. |
William Thomison, while working at Fort Edmonton, got stabbed in the leg and returned to England for three years to recover. |
Mr Graham, 51, was stabbed in the neck at his home in Beaufort Mansions, Stallard Street, in the early hours of Tuesday morning. |
Close Katherine Dunn Staff Reporter A 41-year-old man was taken to hospital Friday afternoon after he was stabbed in the back, police said. |
At last he let out a cry of anger, snatched back his hands from Trillian and Ford and stabbed at the light switch. |
Around Valentine's day, I wanted to surprise the girls with a cute place-mat for breakfast, so I took another stab at it. |
Because I just tried it for the 3rd time, and it has yet to work for me! We took our first stab at it over the winter break. |
We see him stabbing at cabbages in time to the images he can see on screen and grabbing at vegetables to simulate the sound of witches ' hair being pulled. |
And so long as you're gentle with the throttle - squeeze it like a rifle trigger, rather than stabbing at it - there's just about enough grip to stop the car spinning. |
Looks like the cause of death was being stabbed with something. |
Then he showed them his side where he had been stabbed with the Roman soldier's spear. |
Louis Perryman who played Pugsley in the movie was murdered in his Texas home when he was stabbed with a sharp object. |
Tuanjai Sprengel, 43, was stabbed with a kitchen knife by Muhammad Shafi then had her skull shattered with a pair of metal shears, which caused brain damage. |
She was then threatened with stabbing by a second man. |
She was stamped on, suffocated and stabbed by her father. |
Unfortunately, this lead to poor Joel being stabbed by a bloke called Sampson. |
There was a situation where someone was nearly killed by several men while being threatened with a deadly weapon and stabbed by a deadly weapon. |
After a few minutes, I began to tire, and a terrible, sharp pain stabbed through my side like a heated knife. |
The teenager had been stabbed through the heart with such force that the blade had broken off from its handle. |
By this I mean randomly making a list and stabbing through characters, ultimately killing them off for no reason. |
The incident comes four days after Tottenham supporter Ashley Mills was stabbed before last week's Europa League fixture against Lazio in Rome. |
Dr a new dagger stabbed for you to loss of life men droughts. |
A hypocrite is one who will be very sweet to the face, but will stab from the back. |