Sentence examples for make mystery from inspiring English sources

The thing is, it's a bad idea to make mystery writers angry at you.

They also make mysteries.

Ossian said they decided to make Mysteries of Westgate exclusively single-player in order to improve the game experience.

Hear from Donna Andrews, Barb Goffman, Tracy Kiely, G.M. Malliet and other authors who've made mystery their business.

The council checked by making "mystery shopper" requests to the local jobcentre, posing as someone who would qualify for a short-term benefit advance.

After moving to MGM, Sturges made Mystery Street (1950), a crime drama starring Ricardo Montalban as a Boston detective investigating a murder and Bruce Bennett as a forensics expert at Harvard.

The book club plans to revisit California mysteries, but for the next few months it is going back to the classics and will discuss classic authors, who have made mystery writing what it is today.

While a well-plotted mystery is important, it is often the characters that really make a mystery memorable.

The flesh-and-blood author has never wanted to make a mystery of himself.

I didn't mean to make a mystery out of it.

These elements in turn will make the mystery more evocative of things both manorial and fish-and-chippy.