Sentence examples for of its murder from inspiring English sources
"Hard Traveling" is rated PG ("Parental Guidance Suggested"), perhaps because of its murder scene.
They represent 6% of America's population, but account for 40% of its murder victims, according to one study cited.
We saw an argument for that responsibility to be exercised recently when Isis posted a video of its murder of American journalist James Foley.
This is occurring in a city that, in terms of its murder rate, is not even near the top of the list of most violent American cities.
Such neighbourhoods tend to receive a disproportionate amount of police attention, in part because they experience more crime: though blacks and Hispanics made up 53% of New York city's population in 2013, they were 83% of its murder victims.
He also argued that London had more to offer than New York, saying it has twice as many bookshops as New York (with the correct spellings, he added cheekily) and a quarter of its murder rate.
Last year Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan province in central China, reported that it had solved 98.9% of its murders, a record high for the city (including rural hinterland) of more than 7m people.Such apparent achievements have helped bolster the government's claims to be creating a "harmonious society", an objective declared by China's then-president, Hu Jintao, in 2005.
The sunny mansion gives little hint of its murder-marred past in the ordered display of its Baccarat crystal chandeliers, Aubusson tapestries and Carrara marble mantels.
Built in 1796 by Gen. David Bradford, a leader of the Whiskey Rebellion in Pennsylvania two years earlier, the mansion at the Myrtles has been called "one of America's most haunted houses". The sunny mansion gives little hint of its murder-marred past in the ordered display of its Baccarat crystal chandeliers, Aubusson tapestries and Carrara marble mantels.
The plot of Persona 4 was inspired by the work of mystery novelists owing to its murder mystery premise.
I don't know about fascination, but the death-force of fascism, its murder of the human heart, grips a major exhibition in Florence that sets out to reveal the richness of the arts in 1930s Italy.
