Sentence examples for take on murder from inspiring English sources

Fox will release Branagh's take on Murder on the Orient Express 22 November 2017, during the heat of awards season.

The show, which premieres on Thursday at 10pm ET on ABC, concerns itself with Annalise Keating Viola Daviss), a hard-ass and badass defense attorney who takes on murder cases and also teaches law school at a university outside Philadelphia.

Yale also took on murder contracts as a sideline; he was reputedly the imported gunman who held Dion O'Bannion's hand while cohorts shot the Chicago mobster.

The highlight, though, was the Bad Seeds' delightfully profane take on the age-old murder ballad "Stagger Lee," not a single line of which can be quoted here -- or, one presumes, on NPR -- but which suggested that Cave may well end up the most imposing rapper at SXSW.

10 P.M. (BBC America) WHITECHAPEL Detective Inspector Chandler Rupert Penry-Joness), Detective Superintendent Miles Phill Davis and Edward Buchan Steven Pembertonon), a specialist in legendary murders, take on a series of crimes that seem to replicate those committed by the Kray twins in the 1960s.

Where 2011's inaugural OTP (as none of the kids are calling it) threatened to take on the character of a murder mystery weekend after an unfortunate incident of GBH at the Continental Hotel, this year's event was a much more relaxed affair.

And although I've never taken on a murder case, as Taylor does, missing-person cases are our bread and butter.

Debut novelist Kelman, selected for Pigeon English, his take on the murder of Damilola Taylor, said that, for now, he was just enjoying the experience of being shortlisted.

Though the attorney general's criminal division typically investigates cases like welfare fraud, racketeering and environmental crimes, Mr. Cuomo said his staff — made up of former state and federal prosecutors — was well prepared to take on a murder investigation.

"Each of the attempted murders, as well as each of the murder offences, taken on its own was a dreadful crime of utmost brutality: taking all the offences together we have been considering an accumulation of criminality of exceptional magnitude which went far beyond the legislative criteria for a whole life order.

Mr. Eyre is not the only Indian filmmaker taking on subjects like alcohol abuse, murder, domestic violence and homosexuality.