Sentence examples for crime opened from inspiring English sources
This show, "Hitler and the Germans: Nation and Crime," opened Friday.
His crime opens up a new way of looking at the world, and of acting in it, so his feet gradually find solidity in another mental milieu that better suits his questioning consciousness.
Ms. Wedgwood said that attempts to include sanctions -- the Clinton Administration's weapon of choice after precision bombing -- in the loosely defined area of war crimes opened another range of issues.
Yet his statement, amounting to an admission that the United States may have committed war crimes, opens the door to an unpredictable train of legal and political consequences.
The protesters argued that the amendment would have made it more difficult for federal prosecutors to investigate crimes, opening the door to more corruption.
CRIME AFTER CRIME Opens on Friday in Manhattan.
ARMY OF CRIME Opens on Friday in Manhattan.
HENRY'S CRIME Opens on Friday in Manhattan.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Distribution of cases according to the place of child death Open image in new window Fig. 5 Distribution of cases according to the manner of the crime Open image in new window Fig. 6 Distribution of cases according to the relation of assailant to studied child victims.
New Jersey's new crime laboratory opened yesterday in Hamilton Township, outside Trenton.
