Verwenden Sie „hit man“ in einem Satz

1. “Shit man, no one, I mean no one knows how I feel about Beth! I’ve never told a soul; she doesn’t even know!”

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2. “Oh shit man, they almost killed

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3. “Are you some kind of fuckin hit man Foodguy?”

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4. bullshit man…I wouldn"t even mess with them…”

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5. In chit man knows

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6. "…reports from Manila, Rome, Gaza, Haifa, and Vancouver confirm that earthquakes occurred at the precise time as the one that hit Manhattan at 1:25 pm Eastern Standard time today…"

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7. “Hi ya, gents,” said the hit man

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8. The hit man froze where he stood

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9. “Oh, No! Not ol' George,” moaned the hit man

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10. Some of them stared at the hit man, shaking their heads

11. The hit man turned and looked sharply at the chairman

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12. The simple mind of the hit man was befuddled by the

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13. The hit man smiled sadly at the man's ignorance

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14. President wasn't dead yet, the desperate, almost incoherent hit man choked out:

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15. He is little more than a hit man and body guard, easily replaceable for the first time in his life

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16. but you’ve hit many of your

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17. “Oh shit! Shit man!” Joey said, pressing his trembling hand against her back

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18. He was truly the Jerusalem hit man

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19. I figured Bobby was a hit man back in his prime

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20. As it stands, a verbal request to have a national hit man do his thing protects the identity of the real perpetrator (the Decider)

21. The requestor would paint the suspect as a traitor verbally to give the hit man personal motive that may not be substantiated

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22. Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, by John Perkins, pg 156

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23. Betts, who released Mac Wallace, Lyndon Johnson’s hit man, on a suspended 5 year sentence for first degree murder

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24. So Mack Wallace, Johnson’s hit man, went to Marshall’s ranch and talked with him and couldn’t get a deal, even after pistol whipping him

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25. and to provide Nixon a hit man for his use

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26. Years later his hit man, Mack Wallace’s finger print was confirmed as being the latent pinky print on a box in the depository on the 22nd of November, 1963

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27. Later that day, Mitchell pulled into a dingy high-rise hotel in a seedy part of Miami; in search of the recommended hit man

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28. appreciation - the same debacle that hit many NASDAQ stocks in the late 1990s

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29. She said, "I know he needs to be punished, but I'd hate to see some hit man rub him out

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30. across the hit man's face

31. The hit man ran all these thoughts through his mind to

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32. one swift motion the hit man leaned forward and pulled the

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33. The hit man climbed

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34. The alligator smile quickly returned and the hit man held his

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35. The hit man

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36. could trying to squeeze the hit man's potbelly through the

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37. The hit man was a goner and probably no one would miss

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38. She would be remembered as being a stranger in town but few would suspect a lesbian tourist as being a hit man

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39. I was matter-of-factly told by Richard that Perreira was a 'hit man'

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40. Paul hit Mandy, and knocked her over,” said

41. A point that came to my mind was that the media there is controlled by big corporations that have a lot to gain from Western neo-imperialist dominance (of which Muslim countries like Iraq have recently borne the brunt[134], and generating apathy, if not hatred, for Muslims, helps legitimize the same as also excesses in Afghanistan), as John Perkins has pointed out in his classic book Confessions of an Economic Hit Man (which is indeed a must-read)

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42. main hit man

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43. The only thing that can be said about the red man’s culture is that compared to the whit man’s culture, is the white man’s culture was a thousand times worse than the red man’s culture

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44. of this situation, read Confessions of an Economic Hit Man

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45. And with a hit man stroll

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46. iTunes even announced that his hit Man in the Mirror was the most downloaded song in the U

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47. When that became clear, the hit man started his descent

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48. Stephen Plotkin, Michael Desmond, Stacey Chandler, Abigail Malangone, Karen Abramson, and the various interns whom I met over the years in Textual Reference were always cheerful and supportive, and offered valuable suggestions and guidance when I hit many a brick wall

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49. The hit man coming to the DB to kill his brother

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50. You came across their half-brother, Ronald Niedermann, didn’t you? He was blonde, enormous and had congenital analgesia, the inability to feel pain, so was therefore an ideal hit man and murderer, while Camilla … well, in her case the genetic abnormality was quite simply that she was astoundingly, ridiculously lovely to look at, and that just got worse as she grew older

51. Ivan Gribanov, the Duma member, was coming under tremendous pressure in Moscow, Camilla’s hit man was dead and her closest henchman Jurij Bogdanov and several other computer engineers were wanted by the police and forced to go underground

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52. Bullock fired twice, point-blank, and the hit man dropped out of sight, as if he had stepped through a trap door

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53. Of course, that’s when the Alberani hit man appears from the shadows, his hand going for her throat

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54. So when the Alberani hit man comes after her, time snaps to a standstill

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55. Illusions appear all around the hit man

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56. The hit man moves before she does

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57. It has a military-grade suppressor and the hit man aims with both eyes open, finger steady along the barrel

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58. “Finally,” the hit man says

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59. The hit man barks out a laugh

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60. She leaves the hit man’s body in the alley

61. Vaguely she wonders if the hit man had friends, and if they might come after her

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62. The pale-haired hit man stands not twenty feet away, a shotgun in one hand

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63. The hit man’s white-blond hair is streaked with dried blood, and there’s a fury on his face she’s never seen before

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64. She didn’t anticipate that the hit man wouldn’t need to see his target

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65. The hit man may be an eludere, but even Daniel admitted his instincts could be wrong—especially when there was no time to really feel them

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66. She’s counting on the hit man’s anger and his injury

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67. The hit man lets out a growl and shoots twice at the illusion

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68. Alan doesn’t handle the weapon with the same ease as the hit man, but he doesn’t cringe away from it, either

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69. She wants to stand, to peek and see if the hit man is following her illusion

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70. It’s all she can do to keep the illusion of Alan moving, hopefully drawing the hit man’s attention

71. With mounting horror, Ciere watches the hit man rack the shotgun and fire again

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72. Only an empty track separates Alan and the hit man

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73. A perfect copy of Ciere appears behind the hit man

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74. She wonders what Daniel is doing, if that hit man had a family, if anyone’s found Maya’s body yet, if Sen knows, if those passengers have reached Canada

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75. Where is this so-called hit man? Why isn’t he on the witness list? How do we know why my client was seeing this man, or even if this person is who the witness says he is?”

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76. Chi hit some keys on his computer and brought up a series of photos of the elusive hit man

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77. You were photographed with a known hit man

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78. Okay for me to see the picture of Candace Martin in the car with that hit man Gregor Guzman?”

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79. The three of us focused on one frame at a time as the dozen digital shots PI Joseph Podesta had taken of a blond woman in profile, sitting with a possible hit man in his SUV, came up on the screen

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80. “You really think this girl hired a hit man?” Conklin asked me

81. Had Ellen hired Guzman to kill Dennis? Was Ellen the intruder, and had she killed Dennis herself? Did Dennis set up the meet between Ellen and Guzman so that his private eye could document a Candace look-alike meeting with a hit man?

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82. “One of my CIs told me that a lawyer was looking for a hit man

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83. Herman had sought out Meserve, thinking he was a hit man, a contract killer

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84. “I told Floyd about Keith, and Floyd said, ‘I could play the part of a hit man

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85. So she set up the meeting for Keith with her new cop boyfriend, hoping Keith would be arrested for hiring a hit man

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86. We hired a hit man to kill our parents and torch the house so that we could inherit our parents’ money

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87. The hit man was sprinting across the infield, really moving now

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88. Sullivan earned in the six figures when he was in his early twenties and became Dominic Maggione’s go-to hit man

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89. He was aware of the current situation involving the mad-dog hit man his father had used back in the day—the Butcher, an Irishman of all things

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90. Touching, huh, Alex? Our psycho hit man has a soft spot

91. MICHAEL SULLIVAN HAD BEEN USING the name Michael Morrissey since he’d been living in Massachusetts, Morrissey being a punk he’d more or less drawn and quartered in his early days as a hit man

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92. Won't the hit man be surprised?

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