Sentence examples for if you murder from inspiring English sources

If you murder your girlfriend and unborn baby, I don't know if you can come back from that".

If you murder your husband, that is certainly not good, but it is probably a personal matter.

But part of the tweet is apt: if you murder people in New York City, you ought to be brought before a jury of New Yorkers.

"Islam makes it very clear that if you murder one person you murder all of humanity," one young mosque-goer, Mohammed, told me.

One can easily say, "I don't like brussels sprouts, but I don't care if you eat them," but no one would say, "I don't like killing, but I don't care if you murder someone".

"You have an obligation not to murder" cannot merely mean "If you murder you will be punished," for the law is not indifferent between people, on the one hand, murdering and being jailed, and on the other hand not murdering at all.

If You Murdered Someone, Would You Know It? UP IN THE AIR: If you murdered someone, would you know it?

If you murdered someone half a mile into Ohio, you could get the death penalty.

This was really common because there was something called the Murder Act in place at the time which meant that if you murdered someone and you were executed for it, you were also dissected publicly.

But most people find it pre-theoretically natural to assume that even if you should murder in order to prevent thousands of murders, you shouldn't do it in order to prevent just two.

Literature is like Mr. Ratchett from the book (or movie, if you prefer) "Murder on the Orient Express" — one corpse and a whole lot of murderers.