Sentence examples for any serial from inspiring English sources
In fact there's roughly a 50% chance that any serial you're following will turn out to be set there.
We sized him up, found him as uninteresting as any serial seducer who behaves dishonorably with women, and set him aside.
He's a Marmite-y kind of intellectual, and as with any serial backer of causes, some of his judgments (agreeing to an interview with Ali G) look in retrospect better than others (his cameo in MIT Gangnam Style).
Other early Christian misogelasts (laughter-haters) picked up where Jesus left off; St. John Chrysostom upped the ante with a version of the domino theory intended to stop any serial joker before he turned into a serial killer.
Meanwhile, Coronation Street's Hayley Cropper (birth name "Harold" — played by Julie Hesmondhalgh) has been part of the cast since 1998 and is apparently still the only permanent transsexual character in any serial drama in the world.
The Carrier Sophie Hannah Hodder, pbk £7.99, out 1 August The genius of Hannah's domestic thrillers – along with the twistiest plots known to woman – is that she creates ordinary people whose psychological quirks make them as monstrous as any serial killer.
"In any serial-murder case, the police are going to have thousands and thousands, even tens of thousands, of suspects".
"The Insider" is as nerve-rackingly suspenseful as any serial-killer picture, and yet it deals with broadcast journalism and scientific research, topics that in the unsupersaturated light of actual life are perhaps more mundane than the mise-en-scène allows.
Meanwhile, the festival continues off-site with Episode 2 of Jen Abrams's "Any Resemblance," a serial drama of same-sex, interracial parenthood set in the choreographer's Brooklyn apartment.
This novel approach possesses several distinct advantages: first, it can be applied to any general serial manipulator with positional degrees of freedom that might not have any derived closed-form solution for its inverse kinematics.
This sort of behavior does not, I think it's fair to say, fit the profile of any known serial killer: it's hard to imagine Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer or that creepy B.T.K. dude performing his evil deeds to redress a wrong done to somebody else or, indeed, to commit murder for a reason other than the satisfaction of his direst sexual fantasies.
