Sentence examples for French Crime from inspiring English sources

French crime drama Spiral, on BBC4, really portrays that side of the city.

| "The French Crime Wave".

In 2005, Valla Vakili fell in love with a French crime novel.

The Independent reports that French crime thrillers may soon eclipse Scandinavian ones.

The French crime writer of the moment is Fred Vargas, who is actually a woman.

Arab Jazz is proof that French crime fiction is jostling its way to the top of the noir tree.

Originally published in English in 1956 under the title The Living and the Dead, Vertigo, by the French crime-writing duo Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac, has now been reissued (translation by Geoffrey Sainsbury, Pushkin Vertigo, £7.99).

Barnaby Capel-Dunn, Aubigny-en-Plaine, France Veils in France Ronald Sokol's arguments against the law that bans the wearing of veils in France, ("Two new French crimes," Views, April 2) totally miss the point.

I suspect it was a result of a deepening understanding of the second world war, and the evidence of French crimes and complicities that arose from documentaries such as The Sorrow and the Pity.

I'm rewatching the silent French "Fantômas" crime serial — multichapter, paranoid-conspiracy thrillers decades ahead of their time.

And the French prison crime saga didn't disappoint, with an opening of £312,000 from 75 screens, including £22,500 in previews.