Examples of 'there is no murder' in a sentence
Meaning of "there is no murder"
there is no murder - This phrase is typically used to indicate that there has been no act of murder or killing. It can be used in a literal sense to suggest the absence of a crime or in a metaphorical sense to imply innocence or lack of wrongdoing
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there is no murder
There is no motive simply because there is no murder.
You know there is no murder without the body.
If there is no body … then there is no murder.
There is no murderer because there is no murder.
Without sacrifice there is no murder.
That there is no murder weapon.
We just lost our victim, and without a victim there is no murder.
But there is no murder to be solved.
Although the prosecution has dredged the canals far and wide, there is no murder weapon.
Then there is no murder.
Rani does not have a motive for revenge . And if there is no murder.
There is no murder in that.
For a start, there is no murder to solve.
There is no murder to investigate.
If an Israelite murders a Gentile, there is no murder.
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There is no murder motive.
If there's no body, there is no murder.
There is no murder or rape.
So you will talk to me. - There is no murder.
And there is no murder ring with you at the control boards pushing the buttons.
And if there is no murder.
There is no murder in Japan.
Moscow insists there is no murder in the Soviet Union.
There is no murder in The Merchant of Venice.
For 25 years, there is no murder in Monte Carlo.
There is no murder at Warmsley Vale.
As you see, there is no murder in this first story, it's simply a miraculous vanishing.
There is no murder, because there is no murder.
There is no murder in war!
There is no murderer . What? There is no murderer because there is no murder.
There is no murder inquiry, Danny.
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