The phrase "and killers in the" is grammatically correct but contextually incomplete in written English.
It can be used in discussions or narratives involving crime, violence, or character descriptions, typically as part of a larger sentence.
Example: "The documentary explored the lives of criminals and killers in the underworld of organized crime."
Alternatives: "and murderers in the" or "and assassins in the".
The American Anne Aghion's prize-winning documentary "My Neighbor, My Killer," on the Rwandan genocide, portrays the confrontation between survivors and killers in the gacaca community tribunals.
For an actor seldom seen out of jeans and boots, and best known for playing badass lawmen and killers in the darkest corners of America's psyche, the role of English gent seems incongruous, and the illusion duly dissolves.
I would say that (other than my own, of course) the most interesting current books on Rwanda are the French reporter Jean Hatzfeld's trilogy of intensely observed and recorded accounts of the lives of survivors and killers in the aftermath of the genocide in one small community in southeastern Rwanda.
Some believe that social media's role is no different than that of traditional media years ago — that terrorists and killers in the 1920s would have just been just as attracted to becoming a newspaper headline as the subject of a sea of tweets.
And thematically, Alien's preoccupations come roaring back after taking a backseat to commandos and killers in the last two films.
Through (almost all) fairytales we're taught that wolves are the most ruthless, vicious and cold killers in the forest.
Everybody likes talking to actors, but when it comes to providing us with mortgages, bank loans or motor insurance we are somewhere between stunt men and serial killers in the list of desirable clients.
Then I park the car and put the Killers in the background and go into deep thought, a state of meditation.
To make matters even more confusing, in France and Italy, the film's title was changed to Death on the Grill and The Two Craziest Killers in the World respectively.
They called Mr. Basra, the leader of an outlawed Sunni Muslim group, a religious terrorist and one of the worst killers in the violence between Sunnis and Shiites.
HCV is an epidemic and silent killer in the U.S. today, and we must be proactive about measures that will prevent its spread and help those at risk gain access to treatment.
