Sentence examples for lightweight crime from inspiring English sources
Mr. Karp has used his expertise in marketing, advertising, film and television to cherry-pick the highlights of contemporary lightweight crime fiction.
KING & MAXWELL TNTT, June 10) Jon Tenney, so dapper as an F.B.I. agent in TNT's "Closer" and "Major Crimes," goes scruffy to play a former Secret Service agent turned Washington-based private eye on the channel's latest lightweight summer crime series (not to be confused with "Rizzoli & Isles").
Paulus Moses, who back home heads a unit cleaning up the streets of crime, is looking take the WBO lightweight title from Ricky Burns.
Its mayor, Democrat Sharon Sayles Belton, is viewed by critics as an incompetent lightweight who hasn't done enough to deal with crime, racial issues and police and school crises.
While "The Fugitive" is the most high-profile of the CBS crime series, it is also the most lackluster, mostly because Tim Daly is a lightweight Kimble.
The third is an in depth consideration of a conceptual design, the 'cambadge' a wearable lightweight web cam which, upon activation broadcasts to police or public websites intended to reduce older people's fear of crime.
Generating rapid hemostasis from a lightweight, flexible, and easily applied device or bandage is highly desirable for improving survival from wounding caused by armed conflict, crime, accidents, or disasters.
Lightweight Single Sculls: Czech Republic.
