Sentence examples for killer for example from inspiring English sources

At its worst – during the hunt for Joanna Yeates's killer, for example – this can deny someone their reputation and right to a fair trial.

Many of their covers — they smooth out the twang on the Rolling Stones' "Dead Flowers" and pump up the bluesy guitar on Mr. Young's "Cortez the Killer," for example — are exclusive to the Web site.

And the only way you can feel deeply enough about it is if it's bloody well happening to you.' It's this combination - the self-awareness and the politics and the intimate relationship with his subjects - that's the hallmark of his best work: Aileen: The Life and Death of a Serial Killer, for example, and his breakthrough film, The Leader, His Driver and the Driver's Wife But I agree with Ethel.

Take "lady killer," for example.

On the other hand, Chamberlain said, if the state failed to pursue a promising partial match -- to a serial killer, for example -- "lives could be lost as a direct result".

Most serial killers, for example, start small; they will have had a history of violent fantasies which will only very slowly get turned into reality.

When people ask me to talk about serial killers, for example, they are expecting the Bach-loving, Renaissance-man Hannibal Lecter to be described, rather than the pathetic and needy folk that become serial killers in our culture, preying as they do on kids, the elderly and prostitutes.

"Gerbera daisies are an instant romance-killer, for example, especially in shades of bright yellow and orange!" Stembel recommends opting for classic roses or sticking with varietals in white and soft neutral tones in order to give off more of a romantic vibe.

Killers of whites, for example, are more likely to receive the death penalty than killers of blacks — and, according to the psychologist Jennifer Eberhardt, juries tend to see darker defendants as more "deathworthy" in capital cases involving white victims.

The killers at Sandy Hook Elementary School and Virginia Tech University, for example, studied and obsessed over Columbine, as did numerous others.

In Killer's Head (produced 1975), for example, the rambling monologue, a Shepard stock-in-trade, blends horror and banality in a murderer's last thoughts before electrocution; Angel City (produced 1976) depicts the destructive machinery of the Hollywood entertainment industry; and Suicide in B-flat (produced 1976) exploits the potentials of music as an expression of character.