Sentence examples for crimes works from inspiring English sources
Bankhead, who later spent another five years in prison, for unrelated crimes, works at a packaging warehouse in southern Illinois.
Police or legal dramas that deal with fictional or little-known crimes work by turning the viewers into jurors.
He discovered files that recorded the findings of a secret US task force, the Vietnam War Crimes Working Group.
A task force, known as the Vietnam War Crimes Working Group, operating out of his Pentagon office, secretly assembled many thousands of pages of investigative files about American atrocities, which I discovered in the National Archives.
On its face, the investigation into Barbieri's alleged crimes worked exactly as it should have.
Using data from 2004 to 2013 they posited a direct correlation between anti-Muslim searches and anti-Muslim hate crimes, work presaged by The Dangerous Speech Project.
Other true-crime works include Blind Faith (1989) and Cruel Doubt (1991), which along with Fatal Vision became TV miniseries.
Are you surprised by the reception of these recent crime works?
Brian De Palma's "Passion," an English-language remake of Alain Courneau's "Love Crime," works hard to achieve perversity, enmeshing Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams in a web of corporate and erotic intrigue.
But that's kind of how a plain interpretation of black-on-black crime works.
