Sentence examples for crime tour from inspiring English sources

Take a local literary crime tour: Visit city locations in Indridason's novels.

Take a local literary crime tour: MR Hall's Jenny Cooper coroner thriller series used many central Bristol locations.

Take a local literary crime tour: Follow in the footsteps of Ian Rankin's DI John Rebus in Edinburgh.

Today, criminal tours operate all over the world: New York has the Soprano Tour; Sicily the Mafia Tour; LA the Black Dahlia and Charles Manson tours; Las Vegas has the Mob Museums; Melbourne has it's own Real Crime Tour and Sydney has the King's Cross Crime Tour.

Take a local literary crime tour: Visit locations in Ian Fleming's spy novels with a two-and-a-half hour James Bond Walking Tour of London.

Take a local literary crime tour: Visit crime locations from movies, TV and real life, including the church from The Godfather.

Fans of the TV crime drama tour film sites and buy methamphetamine-themed souvenirs.

"I thought, 'Oh, this rang a bell.' Just the first chorus, 'You may possibly have heard from some idle little bird' made me want to start singing Gilbert and Sullivan-style music!" Cooper and her husband, Richard Schave, local historians in Los Angeles who also operate the Esotouric crime bus tours, set in motion plans for a production of The Princess and the Pedlar.

And the conclusion to the love plea "Is It a Crime" was a tour de force of careful deployment, with Ms. Adu hitting the final notes with wrecking-ball power after spending much of the song letting her band mates take the fore.

Conscious of the popularity of crime TV, Ben Fogle tours the Scillies with a policeman so underworked he has no idea how his siren works.

He did what all we mystery and crime writers do: toured on his own dime, went to all the mystery conventions, sat on panels, met the fans, cultivated the booksellers.