Sentence examples for killing explains from inspiring English sources

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Good work, whether cabdriving or contract killing, explains itself.

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Another day of intense courtroom drama in Pretoria had begun confidently for the prosecution as investigating officer Hilton Botha, the first policeman to arrive at Mr Pistorius's home after the killing, explained that what he found could in "no way" have been an accident.

In a voice devoid of emotion, Mr. Taylor detailed the killings, explained how he had acquired the gun, a.380-caliber bought on the streets of Jamaica, and traced his escape route home, cab by cab, investigators said.

In his testimony, the New York Times reported in 1971, he effectively acknowledged trying to cover up the killings, explaining that he saw about two-dozen bodies in My Lai but failed to investigate the carnage his troops had wrought.

"Made during the aftermath of the tragic November 2015 Paris killings," Akten explains on his website, "and the consequent public and political thirst to bomb Syria in retaliation, which in turn would inevitably trigger an opposing retaliation".

"By killing Isum or arranging for Isum's killing," Daniel explained, "I would lose Isum as an uncle, but that would be worth it, because I would gain my revenge".

"Understanding that vast amounts of this major transnational trade is focussed on two primary areas makes it possible to focus law enforcement on those areas and eliminate the largest amount of illegal killing," he explained.

Three years earlier, on the night after the killing, Bob explained, he had been looking out his second-story window sometime between midnight and 3 A.M. when he spotted, about a hundred feet away, Hood sitting in the Cavalier.

To the editor: In defending his position on Saudi Arabia and the Khashoggi killing, Trump explained that the Saudis conduct billions of dollars' worth of business with the United States.

But the official said it did not appear that Mr. Lanza had left any letters or notes that would offer a motive for the killings, or explain why he had targeted the school.

To the Editor: One sentence in Patrick Cockburn's review of Joe Sacco's book betrays the bias at the heart of both men's views: "The 1956 killings helped explain the violence almost 50 years later".

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