Examples of using Whose murder in English and their translations into Polish
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Whose murder?
What's that? Whose murder?
Whose murder?
Among them Philip Norman, whose murder could be related with the case.
Whose murder?
That was also the day Idgie met Frank Bennett,- Mama! The man whose murder got her arrested.
Whose murder?
Chris Bauer as Detective Lou Destefano- Joe's partner, whose murder in the story is blamed on Joe.
Whose murder?
In the history of our country. Kennedy… whose murder was probably one of the most terrible moments.
Whose murder, Lieutenant?
This was never more true than for John F. Kennedy whose murder was probably one of the most terrible moments in the history of our country.
And whose murder is a stain on the soul of this nation.whose deaths were never acknowledged… This is about justice for 82 children.
This is about justice for 82 children whose deaths were never acknowledged and whose murder is a stain on the soul of this nation.
Okay, whose murder are you investigating?
The hashtag jesuisahmed("I am Ahmed") was used to express solidarity with Ahmed Merabet, a Muslim police officer whose murder in the street by the attackers was captured on video.
The man whose murder got her arrested.
We owe that to him and his fellow combatants, to the people of the North Caucasus and also to our murdered friend and comrade Natalia Estemirova,whom many of us knew personally and whose murder must finally be resolved.
Now, this is the guy whose murder you suddenly feel compelled to solve?
My thought, whose murder yet is but fantastical shakes so my single state of man, that function is smothered in surmise and nothing is but what is not.
You're telling me that it's just a coincidence That a man whose murder you celebrated by drinking champagne Was found wrapped in a rug from your hotel?
Today, their friend, Alison DiLaurentis''whose murder conviction was recently overturned' is about to address the public for the first time.
Murder. Whose? His wife's.
Murder. Whose? His wife's.
Murder. Whose? His wife's.
Let us also pray for those who decide to murder, whose thinking is controlled by thirst for war.