Sentence examples for murder bid from inspiring English sources
Kelly escaped a previous murder bid in 2010.
However, the murder bid was prevented by undercover soldiers driving a van, which they rammed into the motorbike.
It also emerged today that dissident republicans almost killed a toddler during an attempted murder bid on her mother, a Catholic police officer in Co Down.
The murder bid has sparked further controversy after the officer's uncle, a former Sinn Féin councillor, refused to condemn those behind the attack.
Within an hour of the alleged murder bid, a 400lb car bomb was abandoned at the Belfast headquarters of the Policing Board – the Police Service of Northern Ireland's oversight body.
Instead the Daily Caller went with "Porn Star Campaigns For Hillary Clinton," while the Daily Mail landed upon "Miss Universe 'fat-shamed' by Donald Trump was accused of threatening to kill a judge and being an accomplice to a MURDER bid in her native Venezuela," noting that it was "unknown if [the] Clinton campaign vetted Machado".
In a recent solo show, Banks referenced the crazy story of a group of California teens who committed a murder in a bid to gain fame for their band.
The Tupamaros bombed, kidnapped and murdered in a bid to turn democratic Uruguay into a version of Fidel Castro's Cuba.
If your obsession ends at poring over online morgue photos of murder victims or bidding on serial killers' paintings on eBay, it's probably not all that helpful, to you or to society at large.
Marielle was executed by a group known as "The Crime Bureau" – a shadowy and elusive organisation which commits murder at the bidding of politicians, criminals, right-wing paramilitary "militias" – and whoever else has a few hundred thousand reais to pay for the murder of someone they don't like.
Yet since the election of President Kadyrov the former head of the pro-Moscow Chechen administration, Chechens seem to have taken over what was previously Russian work: the "clean-up operations" where suspected rebel sympathisers are abducted and then interrogated, tortured or even murdered in a bid to "stabilise" Chechnya.
