Sentence examples for a murder from from inspiring English sources

Ian McEwan's new book Nutshell is inspired by Hamlet and told from the perspective of a foetus witnessing a murder from inside his mother's womb.

Otto Preminger's "Anatomy of a Murder," from 1959, is still the best courtroom drama ever made in this country, and, in its occasional forays out of the court, among the finest evocations of place — an Upper Peninsula Michigan resort area in the off-season, leafless, underpopulated, alcoholic, and forlorn.

Regardless of who ends up in a body bag or a jump suit come the finale, what we've seen through seven series is the dawn of truly great television that is minutely plotted (the last season revolves around the fallout of a murder from the first episode in 2002), fast and morally ambiguous.

He knew she was a drug dealer, broken with secrets, who was involved with a murder from the get-go.

Two decades later, their mood had definitely changed with "A Lovely Day For A Murder" (from 1940's Higher and Higher).

We want to believe we have the ability to restore order, that even we could right a wrong, solve a murder, from the comfort of home.

After her acclaimed performance in the independent movie "The Deep End" (2001), as the mother of a gay son she suspects has committed a murder, offers from filmmakers from outside her family of collaborators started to come.

There has been a murder, death from medical negligence, and deaths from self-immolation.

"A Murder Foretold," from April 4 , 2011

A television film next week will show parts of a murder trial from the High Court Edinburgh, the first time cameras had been admitted to a British court room.

Fierce riots broke out on Sunday night after the police entered a central ultra-Orthodox neighborhood to remove the body of a murder victim from a hostel.