Sentence examples for take a murder from inspiring English sources

Why, he was asked by Megan O'Donnell, the assistant district attorney handling the case, would he take a murder charge for someone he had just met, and why did he take the knife?

Women remain abstract figures in "Frisco Jenny" (1932), with Ruth Chatterton as the mannish proprietor of a San Francisco brothel; and "Midnight Mary" (1933), with Loretta Young as (another) Broadway babe prepared to take a murder rap to protect her married lover (a dweeby Franchot Tone).

Whereas in national trials, take a murder trial in Miami as an example, calling a historian to testify might seem absurd.

But it takes a murder to accelerate the destructive actions of ostensibly civilized strangers when they're suddenly involved in their neighbors' private lives.

Each of the two episodes, shown back to back, takes a murder case and deconstructs it through the deliberations of the chosen 12.

I live here and I can tell you that it usually takes a murder, a chance encounter between a great burrito and a local reporter or a paid partnership to get coverage of a local food place here.

An editorial published by the Tico Times asked why it took a murder to get the government to act.

The People v. O.J. Simpson took a murder case and flipped it into a rumination on the various shitty ways women are treated especially if they're in the spotlight, and whether they want to be a celebrity or not.

Here's what went down, and how I came to realize that Michael Myers is basically every bad date I've ever had, give or take a drippy murder weapon.

Since no country is going to take a mass murdering terrorist, that detention will essentially be indefinite.

Dispatched from London to take over a murder investigation, Lynley is paired with Sgt. Barbara Havers Sharon Smalll), a working-class detective who isn't thrilled to be working with "a fast-track Oxford golden boy and an arrogant aristocratic ponce".