Sentence examples for murder scores from inspiring English sources

OSLO — The government buildings where Anders Behring Breivik set off a bomb are still cordoned off, under repair, and bullet holes still mar the primitive buildings on the island of Utoya, where he then proceeded to murder scores of children.

Munjed Farid Al Qutob, London The crucial and painful question, so far avoided, is how a deranged person could continue for such a long time to murder scores of teenagers in a spot close to Oslo.

That's the only launch pad for the next 90 minutes or so, when we watch Beckinsale murder scores of strangers with a brave new level of sub-Arnie wit as she searches for her boyfriend from the first two films – except nobody thought to tell her that the actor who plays her boyfriend didn't want to reprise his role this time.

"If we ensure that by the end of their sixth year, every child in every country can live in libraries to learn almost by osmosis, then our drug, street gang, rape and murder scores will suffer themselves near zero," he wrote.

But the problem became my nose and everything I put up it!" On cue, there's an ugly murder scored to an ironic pop hit.

Duke Ellington's "Anatomy of a Murder" score is an omnibus of influences, from New Orleans jazz to Irish folk music, and provides a dandy excuse for his cameo.

"'Memories of Murder' scored much better ratings," Emily Yahr wrote in her history of Lifetime movies for The Washington Post.

Pro-Gbagbo militias who set up impromptu checkpoints are accused of murdering scores of rival supporters.

In Waziristan, local and foreign jihadists have demolished a fragile administration by murdering scores of pro-government tribal elders.

The Taliban have murdered scores of politicians, tribal elders, and even former I.S.I. officers who believed they could take them on.

The bloodstain may be a fitting legacy for a man said to have murdered scores of people for both business and pleasure.