Examples of 'dalgliesh' in a sentence
Meaning of "dalgliesh"
dalgliesh (noun) - Dalgliesh is a Scottish surname, but it is also the name of a fictional detective character created by British author P.D. James
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Dalgliesh has to hurry to prevent another murder from happening.
He was seated next to Dalgliesh opposite one of the wide windows.
Dalgliesh is a widower.
When she came back she spoke directly to Dalgliesh.
Adam Dalgliesh investigates what appears to be an inside job.
Without turning her head, she could not resist a glance at Dalgliesh.
Keeps Dalgliesh in the know as to how the case is going.
There's a very good poet called Adam Dalgliesh.
Jack has a dog called Dalgliesh and a narrowboat called Patonia.
Dalgliesh worked with the textbook department at Charles Scribner and Sons editing social studies books.
A number of the Adam Dalgliesh novels have been adapted for television.
Dalgliesh lives in a flat above the Thames at Queenhithe in the City of London.
A number of parallels may be drawn between Dalgliesh and another contemporary fictional detective, Inspector Morse.
Adam Dalgliesh takes on a serial killer terrorising a remote Norfolk community.
The children 's book division was established in 1934 under the leadership of Alice Dalgliesh.
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Poet and Commander Adam Dalgliesh investigates one of the most convoluted cases of his career.
As Commander Dalgliesh and his team begin to investigate, a second murder occurs.
The newly appointed Sgt. Dalgliesh is drawn into a case that is " pure Agatha Christie . ".
