Sentence examples for a killing at a from inspiring English sources

I was in San Salvador two weeks ago, when El Faro, a local online newspaper, published an explosive investigation into a killing at a farm just a few hours from the capital.

Luring so many people to see works you've had all along must be like making a killing at a garage sale, but then keeping all the golf clubs, Nancy Drew paperbacks and lawn furniture.The show was indeed impressive.

An arson attack and a killing at a holy Eastern Orthodox site in Istanbul, the second violent assault here in two months, have led senior Orthodox figures to question Turkey's commitment to protect their church.

Shortly to premiere at Sundance, Taylor Sheridan (who wrote Sicario and Hell or High Water) directs the story of an FBI agent who teams up with a local game tracker to investigate a killing at a Native American reservation.

The sentence was a victory not only for Mr. Ebert's team, but also for Attorney General John Ashcroft, who decided last year to take the case away from prosecutors in Montgomery County, Md., site of 6 of the 10 killings, and send it to Prince William County, where Mr. Muhammad was prosecuted for a killing at a gasoline station in Manassas.

In Lo Chi-leung's entertaining 1930s-era policier, "The Bullet Vanishes," there's been a killing at an arms factory in Tiancheng Province, China.

Brad Pitt's latest movie "Killing Them Softly" won't make a killing at the box office this weekend.

In "Rizzoli & Isles," at 10, Maura (Sasha Alexander) draws on her knowledge of American history to solve a killing at the site of a Revolutionary War re-enactment.

A suspect in a killing at the center of a lengthy custody battle between federal prosecutors and Rhode Island was handed over to federal authorities on Wednesday, when he was arraigned in a Federal District Court before a magistrate judge.

I, like many others, couldn't be bothered to fork out eight quid for a festival programme, but handily some clever bugger had printed the lineup off the internet, photocopied it and was making a killing at £1 a pop.

The movement that has sprung up to demand police accountability is voicing another principle that should be equally obvious: if the killing of an officer carries wider social implications, a killing at the hands of an officer does, too.