Sentence examples for fictional crime from inspiring English sources

Fictional crime remains popular.

Green Hornet, fictional crime fighter originally created for radio in 1936.

The fictional crime it inspired presented more immediate and practical problems for his "Breaking Bad" colleagues.

Fictional crime victims (of rape, of murder) are most often very beautiful young women.

True crime, fictional crime, pulp crime, crime spoofs they're all propelled by the same force: the drive to the Why.

Her master plan called for us to invite her friends to a mystery party to solve a fictional crime.

Fans of the late Swedish author Stieg Larsson's phenomenally popular Millennium thriller trilogy, which began with "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," will recognize the address as the home of the fictional crime-fighting journalist Mikael Blomkvist.

Updated 5 42 p.m. | The Queens private detective who raped his ex-girlfriend and then framed her for a series of fictional crimes was sentenced to the maximum of 32 years in prison on Wednesday, bringing to a close one of the most bizarre cases to grace a courtroom.

The Queens private detective who raped his ex-girlfriend and then framed her for a series of fictional crimes was sentenced to the maximum of 32 years in prison on Wednesday, bringing to a close one of the most bizarre cases to grace a courtroom.

Page A17 New York MAN SENTENCED TO 32 YEARS FOR FRAMING EX-GIRLFRIEND The Queens private detective who raped his ex-girlfriend and then framed her for a series of fictional crimes was sentenced to the maximum of 32 years in prison, closing a case that prosecutors said involved one of the most elaborate schemes in recent history.

A fictional crime-fighting version of him served as one of the main characters in the cartoon ProStars in 1991.