Sentence examples for be murders from inspiring English sources
verb
To deliberately kill (a person or persons).
- The woman found dead in her kitchen was murdered by her husband.
"There would be murders and everything.
He added: "There's going to be murders, funerals, and tears rolling down everybody's eyes".
There'd be murders, cannibalism, and a controversy over the new documentary-qualification procedures.
The novel's opening line promises us that later – just in case a bank robbery wasn't thrilling enough – there will be murders.
The cases extend back over a period of 20 years.' The defence wanted to know more about the database, which Meadow says details 81 cases of cot death that subsequently proved to be murders.
The story is a bit loopy – orgies involving schoolgirls and high-ranking politicians, a Pygmalion-style bet, sisters who turn out to be mothers, suicides that turn out to be murders, all bathed in Puccini.
"These deadlines can be murder".
Friends will be murdered.
Traffic is going to be murder".
