Slaying used in a sentence

Slaying in a sentence as a noun

To me this is not comparable to the tragic slaying of the RSS Reader.

In one project I can be proud of slaying dragons and nurturing a flower.

You know how severely you'd be punished if you tried to bribe your way out of a drunk hit-and-run slaying of a cop?

Did you leave that typo in as an ironic comment on your bug-slaying superpowers?

Because the more time/stress I spend on picking nits, it's less I have to spend on slaying dragons, putting money on the table, etc.

I look forward to hearing about your dragon-slaying adventures.

Attributing it wondeful qualities of slaying a the great Satan of Communism and so on.> Is the US perfect?

You can be a completionist in a RPG and finish quests while admiring the graphics and music or you can spending a evening slaying giants, goats, and elk with ice spears.

>What if I have a very specialized skill that doesn't fit nicely into your matrix?Oooh, or what if there's a dragon[1], and I need to be paid extra money so I can spend it on dragon-slaying gear?

Imagine being stuck in an MMO game where you’re grinding levels without knowing whether you’ll ever make it beyond that 2 by 4 patch of 8bit forest waiting and slaying the same stupid monsters over and over again and then going back in for respawn.

As 'yummyfajitas is sure to point out shortly, every empirical study ever conducted has shown that males have a statistically significant advantage in slaying Octoroks and Peahats.

That adds something, and might clue one in earlier, but "every empirical study ever conducted has shown that males have a statistically significant advantage in slaying Octoroks and Peahats" is unlikely to be anything but a joke.

This definitely makes sense if you think of the GPU as a hungry hoarde of soldiers marching along in lockstep, slaying the data, then somebody has to stop to handle an edge case and everyone else waits around ... I'd kinda envisaged it more as an N-microthread model with a bunch of workers churning through vertices and fragments as they become available.