Sentence examples for rotten murder from inspiring English sources
"This was a rotten murder".
Intriguingly, Agatha Christie in a 1934 short story has a crime writer dissing his editor – "Ten to one he'll alter the title and call it something rotten like Murder Most Foul" – little suspecting that one of the Margaret-Rutherford-as-Miss Marple films would be given the name 30 years later.
Later on, I learned that smells tell you many things: If you smell the odor of rotten fish near a murdered body, it means that he ate fish shortly before dying.
They are two rotten individuals and the brutal murder they committed will have no legacy beyond the spread of pain and violence.
Earlier this year the UN drew up modest plans to help El Salvador, where the institutions are not as rotten as Guatemala's but the murder rate last year, at 66 per 100,000 people, was more than 50% higher.
Radioland Murders received negative reviews with Rotten Tomatoes calculated a 20% approval rating based on 15 reviews collected.
Fake Steve is so self-obsessed and rotten to the core that he can't understand why, when he suggests murdering a colleague who knows too much about the backdated options, his advisers reject the idea.
The Brooklyn district attorney's office agreed on Wednesday to release a man who served 23 years in prison for murder, a week after a federal judge tossed out the man's conviction, calling it "rotten from Day 1".
When Pakistan desperately needed a courageous political gesture in response to the murders of the governor and minister, the president failed even to attend their funerals.Pakistan's rotten governance shows up in its growth rates (see chart 2).
