Sentence examples for murder angle from inspiring English sources

CraveOnline felt that because "the series was for children, the writers were at a loss of ideas to work around the murder angle," and the decision not to kill the Fire Lord introduced "so many convenient plot twists [that] set us up for a humongous deus ex machina that allows the Fire Lord to be thwarted without dying".

Herbert Asbury made it forever noir in "The Gangs of New York": "The police believe, and can prove it so far as such proof is possible, that more men have been murdered at the Bloody Angle than at any other place of like area in the world".

"This is the change?" WIDE ANGLE Cause for Murder On most PBS stations tonight (check local listings) Produced by The New York Times and Granada Factual USA for 13/WNET New York.

Because you need to see the evidence of your murder spree from as many angles as possible.

While training Angle, Schultz was murdered in January 1996 by John Eleuthère du Pont, the sponsor of Schultz's team of Olympic prospectives.

Francis Camps, the leading forensic pathologist in the 1953 investigations into the Christie murders, also relegated the abortion angle firmly to the speculative realm of the popular imagination.

The poor quality, wide angle CCTV where the murder is obscured by the snow plough is the only known footage of Mr Nemtsov"s death.

Besides the Honduran angle -- 89 LGBTs murdered over three and a half years in a country of less than 8 million, including leading activists like Walter Trochez and Erick Martinez Avila -- there are other LGBT angles that the NGLTF and HRC could have highlighted.

After Eorpwald's murder in around 627, the East Angles briefly reverted to heathenism, before Christianity was re-established by Sigeberht.

As they warm to the theme of "their" murders, the platform begins to tilt, its angle increasing to near vertical as Frank becomes more unhinged.

Lennon's vulnerability took a different form after his murder, as dozens of biographers sought new angles from which to show a life that, with the exception of a five-year retirement from 1975 to 1980, was lived loudly and in public.