Sentence examples for culprit from from inspiring English sources

Underlying it all, however, may be a seemingly innocent culprit from the technology world: Moore's Law.

Until the cause is proven, we also can't be sure whether it's the same culprit from Sri Lanka to India to Central America.

Reddit, the California-based website, has created an entire subsection, "findbostonbombers", devoted to fingering the culprit from video images of the marathon finish line.

The case of Tourre, nicknamed "Fabulous Fab," also represents one of the government's last chances to snare a culprit from the financial-crisis era.

One of them, Dylan says, was clearly the same culprit from a year ago.

"I can do it, I've done a course," said Emilio mimicking the culprit from Medellin's accent and grinning.

He summoned three culprits from Friday's debacle, and they rewarded his loyalty, collaborating to silence the Yankees over the final three and one-third innings.

While there are many culprits, from declining unionization to the changing mix of needed skills, globalization has had the greatest impact.

In their responses to the commission, carriers blamed a range of culprits, from each other to a sluggish postal service, for the glitches.

Few, if any, culprits from last year's bloodbath have been convicted of murder, even though many of the killings happened in front of police officers.

While some blamed Harlem, others saw a wide range of culprits, from lack of money to lack of support from the national party to what some, like Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, said was the sense of inevitability, amplified by the news media, of a Pataki victory.