Sentence examples for murderers some from inspiring English sources

Over nine years have passed since my visit to a so-called CIA "black site," where mass murderers -- some actual, some merely aspirant -- were detained and interrogated, but the issues with which some of us struggled in those days remain very much with us.

Shame on you!" and even one or two people shouting, "Murderers!" Some flicked a defiant middle finger or blew kisses as they strode past, but from the pensive looks on many of the faces in the foyer, being called "scum" probably didn't make them feel like they were the glittering stars of the Dog Oscars as they began an evening of back-slapping and speeches.

In the case of the cat, Willie reasoned that there could have been an aberrant murderer some-shere in the boy's ancestry.

Early on, we see Bill lugging his wheelchair up the stairs, opening doors in the apartment building that overlooks the exact spot where Kitty was stabbed by Winston Moseley, a repeat rapist and murderer, some 50-odd years ago.

Last week was a joint effort by some butthurt loyalists in Belfast, some Chilean pig murderers, and some Bangladeshi police to band together and ruin my Christmas spirit.

He felt Weir would be the ideal director for his story about a cop investigating a murder who discovers that the murderers are some of his own colleagues who are trying to squash an investigation.

"In the Dark of the Night" toys with the provocative notion that the malign spirits of famous old murderers have some sort of mysterious allure for the middle-class, well-brought-up teenage boys who are its main characters.

A spokesman for the Illinois State Police, which would establish and maintain the registry, said the cost would depend on whether it could be built onto the state's existing registries for sex offenders and child murderers, as some legislators have proposed, or would have to be created from scratch.

Quartet: A Journey North – a semi-verbatim piece about two Iranian murderers – took some of its inspiration from the traditional Shia ritual drama Taziyeh, but its use of video and the contrast between live and recorded performance explored similar territory to some of Katie Mitchell's recent work.

Murderers are some of the most famous people on earth.

The designation of "lone wolf" has always been controversial; some believe that it glamorizes murderers, and, worse, some security specialists worry that it can obscure the importance of understanding the underlying pathways that lead up to these moments.