Sentence examples for crime talk from inspiring English sources

If you don't think this is a war crime, talk to your Palestinian friends.

People involved in serious crime talk to each other, just like the rest of us do.

Maybe this has to do with the mixed blessing of "American Gangster," the film: it gives Jay-Z license to talk about crime, but it also gives him a way to keep the crime talk at arm's length.

Mr. Williams guides us through this terrible history, often while strolling on camera through the scene of the crime, talking to white residents and dredging up memories.

Suicide bombers such as the 9/11 and 7/7 groups spent months psyching each other up before the crime, talking obsessively for hours every day.

At the trial, Mr. Spencer's lawyers argued that he had been at a park on the night of the crime, talking with a 16-year-old girl, who corroborated his alibi.

We have the bleak countryside and an alarming crime talked about at a dinner party in London, talked about, in other words, by the kind of people who would be likely to go and see a play like Equus; people who might like to hear about alarming crimes but not commit them.

One speaker implied that honoring King by changing the name of the road would lead to crime, Talking Points Memo reports.

The senior officer – the Metropolitan Police's lead on knife crime – talks about a city where few neighbourhoods remain static for long.

Yet Mr Sarkozy not only saw off the far-right National Front, thanks to tough anti-crime talk and a promise to oppose Turkish entry into the European Union, but also drove home his slogan, "When Europe wants to, Europe can", talking up the hyperactive French presidency of the EU in the second half of 2008.

We encourage people to say that someone completed suicide, because in this context the word "commit" sounds too much like crime-talk: it encourages us to think of the person who takes his or her own life as a perpetrator of a crime, rather than what they are, which is a victim.