Sentence examples for murders come from inspiring English sources

The murders come at an especially raw time.

"Keep in mind, 85 percent of the guns used here in murders come from out of state," Mr. Bloomberg said.

The apparent murders come nine days before voters in the east African state will choose a new president, as well as lawmakers and local representatives.

"The murders come as a wake-up call for the authorities, who seem to show no concern about the shortage of investment in the tourism industry or the political will to improve the safety of tourists," the newspaper said.

That duty of care looks very shaky when you analyse some of these dreadful murders in greater detail, and when we begin to realise that, all too often, these murders come as a consequence of the practice of cell-sharing for one reason or another.

Last month's murders came after more than a decade of erratic and strange behavior by Mr. Bassler, his father said.

In a recent conversation about the new play with Adam Nagourney, the New York Times's Los Angeles bureau chief, the matter of "Moose Murders" came up.

"Ambulance shooting" was the generic way most South LA murders and attempted murders came to the attention of police over their radios.

In 1891, shortly after the grisly series of Jack the Ripper murders came to an end in Whitechapel, London, it was rumored that he had taken ship for these shores.

The murders came during a rise in election-related violence in recent months, including the shooting deaths of a mayoral candidate and of an activist during a get-out-the-vote effort.

When the murders came to a screeching halt.