Sentence examples for put the murder from inspiring English sources
Police put the murder down to a random home invasion.
Her mother seeks refuge in an affair with a detective, and literalises her need to put the murder behind her by deserting her husband and their remaining two children.
We tried to put the murder into context, the challenge of predicting when mental illness might become violent.
He told me that, though he had almost put the murders behind him, he sensed that things weren't over yet.
Another lone madman influenced by nothing but his own distorted mind, like the lone gang of neo-Nazis who had been quietly killing Turks and Greeks in Germany for years unbothered by the police, who preferred to put the murders down to feuds or honour killings.
In 1992, in a letter to the New York Times, Manchester wrote that, in his opinion, many Americans believed that the JFK assassination conspiracy theories were true because, "[t]o use an odd metaphor...if you put the murdered President of the United States on one side of a scale and...[Lee Harvey] Oswald on the other side, it doesn't balance.
That same combination of concentration camps, putting the murder gangs in uniform, and calling it the police.
No fewer than 406 people died in Philadelphia, putting the murder rate back where it had been in the bad old days of the early 1990s.The most consistent and striking trend of the past few years is a benign one.
"Adding to the horrific murder itself, the grotesque fashion in which the perpetrator allegedly 'announced' his crime to the world by putting the murder video online and then sending body parts to political headquarters and and elementary school makes the crime particularly incomprehensible to Canadians".
That's the only way we can do this.' So they break in, kill him, and then Dr. Watson writes up a version of the story that puts the murder [on someone else].
A crowd of squirming spectators was bread-and-butter to Hitchcock: after all, he puts the murders on screen, but we're the ones who pay to watch them.
