Sentence examples for disposing of evidence from inspiring English sources
Even though he is aware of his own delusion, he pretends she is his daughter and follows her, disposing of evidence and covering her tracks in a sort of road movie with obsession upped to overdrive.
Women with brooms constantly sweep the stage, disposing of evidence; knowing who you are is hard in a world where even ambulances are sometimes police paddy wagons in disguise.
Ms. Posa said the murder crew was methodical in its preparations, trailing potential victims for days to determine their habits, luring them to the places where they would be killed, disposing of evidence and disposing of bodies.
The six pirates in the skiff returned later, without weapons, saying they had been briefly detained and had tossed their weapons into the ocean, disposing of evidence and thereby eluding arrest.
The gun rights activist also expressed concern that police were disposing of evidence.
A handful of museums in the United States own batches, sometimes donated by original owners who wanted to dispose of evidence of 1940s sympathies for besieged Communists.
One of Nikolai's tasks is to dispose of evidence, and he sets about methodically preparing a frozen body by first stubbing out a cigarette on his tongue.
A federal investigation has already led to the criminal indictment of the mine's security chief, who was charged with lying to federal investigators and attempting to dispose of evidence.
This lower standard for government searches makes sense in a physical world, where vehicles can only hold so much information and drivers can easily drive away to dispose of evidence.
