Sentence examples for reading mystery from inspiring English sources

At the same time, some of those men may be reading mystery novels — or whatever — online.

At the same time, some of those men may be reading mystery novels or whatever online.

She once told a journalist that, in between coaching gigs, she enjoyed doing nothing more than playing cards and reading mystery novels.

Leah Squires and Eric Traub, the most bookish of the children, could always be found, said Catherine Squires, an older sister, "with their heads together" reading mystery and fantasy books.

Although she grew up reading mystery novels, Paretsky didn't come across Raymond Chandler until her early 20s; The Big Sleep marked her first encounter with that staple of noir fiction, the femme fatale; in this case Carmen Sternwood, a woman who not only commits murder, but drives the men around her to do the same through the corruptive force of her sexuality.

He decided instead to indulge his passion for reading mystery suspense novels by writing in the same genre.

Andrew, a political scientist and writer, generally seeks to decompress in a shaded hammock, reading mysteries.

Cathleen Schine, ("The Three Weissmanns of Westport") has a bold seven-step plan: "(1) Stop reading mysteries obsessively like an addict.

The younger son of the esteemed Rabbi Benjamin Fleischer, Myron was distinguished by his deep knowledge of Judaism and love of Jewish texts but he also delighted in reading mysteries.

No surprise that one of the mayor's appointees, Ninfa Segarra, let it slip that she most enjoys reading mysteries about serial killers, not poems.

Longtime neighbors described Ms. Brown as a retired special education teacher who loved reading mysteries and had the habit of meticulously organizing her books and magazines in very tall, neat stacks.