Sentence examples for mysterious case that from inspiring English sources

The development is the latest twist in a mysterious case that has proved elusive to investigators on both sides of the Channel.

Nevertheless, the good rheumatologist, when asked to see a mysterious case that has eluded or befuddled other specialists, has to be ready to opine on amyloidosis, X-linked hypophosphatemic rickets or McArdle's syndrome.

Those details throw a spin on the already mysterious case that lends itself to competing interpretations: was Mr. Hall the victim of a retaliatory strike on the part of drug pushers in his area?

The non-fictional podcast series, debuted in October 2014, unravels the mysterious case behind a murder that took place in 1999 in Baltimore.

A coroner's report obtained by Fox LA called the woman's death a "mysterious case," and noted that Beal was "uncooperative, not wanting to 'reveal' information to the hospital staff about" his wife or her medical history.

It's a case that is mysterious, but also heartbreaking – with a family left unable to hope or to grieve.

NATIONAL A map of Missouri on Monday with an article about the mysterious case of a Labrador retriever that had been placed in quarantine in Salem, Mo., after being accused of biting a girl and then later disappeared included an erroneous mileage scale.

It was one of the episodes in which Alicia was mostly in the background, but a major plot line that's coming up did click into place: out of nowhere — as far as I can remember, but correct me if I'm wrong — we found out that Will had been preparing to defend Kalinda in a mysterious case involving taxes, and that now Alicia will have to take it over.

The second-to-last interview that Pier Paolo Pasolini gave before he was murdered in 1975 (a case that still remains mysterious) and that was long believed lost has turned up.

But Cuba is a surprising and mysterious case, because such a small island that's rather unfortunate in every way has, in each generation, produced very good poets, novelists, and short-story writers.

Energy Secretary Bill Richardson endured a bipartisan storm of criticism today over his handling of the latest security breach at Los Alamos National Laboratory, even as he assured Congress that investigators now believed that the mysterious case of nuclear lost and found at the laboratory was not a result of espionage.