Sentence examples for take murder from inspiring English sources

But I take murder to mean what it sounds like and what James Meek's report suggests: mostly sectarian and criminal killings.

The killers may not warrant a book decades down the line but, if they do, it will be a reminder of a society that still cannot quite take murder for granted.

I do not take murder, however long after it happened, to be automatically a fit subject for entertainment, and I sometimes wonder whether the existence of tours celebrating the deeds of Jack the Ripper should bother us more than it does.

I'll Take Murder for $25 Million Interactive whodunit set at a corporate shindig.

He was quickly rebuffed by another man, who noted that while gang violence is overwhelmingly male, if you take murder out of the equation, women are much more likely to be raped and assaulted in their lifetime.

When law enforcement agencies refuse to take murders of transgender women seriously enough to recognize them as hate crimes, it perpetuates a community mistrust that comes full circle when and if police do seek answers in murder investigations.

But none takes murder to the level that Showtime's Sunday night showpiece Dexter does.

"I Think I'll Take the Murder," The New Yorker, June 14 , 1930

He just wanted to take his murdered daughter's 5-year-old son to the playground.

"See if you qualify by taking their murder quiz".

It took her murder and another one [by a different perpetrator] for policing policy to change," he said.