Partly to reassure herself, partly to kill time, she went into her grandmother's room and brought back her cousin's latest photograph.
What do you do, little cousin, when you want to kill time?
Do you know, I think to 'kill time' is the most hideous, murderous phrase in the language.
An hour afterwards, going into the smoking-car, to kill time by a cigar, Harry looks out of the window, and they are at Echo.
He tried to kill time in reading, but he had to admit once more that he could not expect consolation from any book.
Yet I may as well wait a while," and to kill time, he occupied himself by reading a printed card, hung upon the wall.
Perhaps it was only for a constitutional, or to kill time; but there he was, lounging in the teeth of the gale, and whistling an opera air as he went.
Neither would Captain Cavendish, who went partly from curiosity, partly to kill time, partly to show himself in full uniform, and partly to hear Nathalie Marsh play and sing.
The fact is, Miss Page," he added mournfully, "I have hard work to kill time.
What you say of them is true enough, and I agree with you they are a profitless lot of trash, but what is a fellow going to do to kill time?
At first she had felt a little contempt for him, due to his complaints that he had hard work to kill time.
I'll get it out of my swag, and you can read it to kill time.
Of course, my object in recording it here is simply to kill time; for, to speak like a true man, I linger shivering on the brink of the disclosures to which I am pledged.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kill time" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
