Sentences with phrase «many dead women»

The attorney has told the court she has reason to believe Deschamps has control over the dead woman's furniture, a $ 5,000 engagement ring, a grand piano, Louis Vuitton wallet, elephant crystal figurines, credit and debit cards, and bank statements.

Look at what happened in TX with the dead woman kept on life support even while she was decaying and in Ireland recently with the forced birth via Cesarean

Men wash a dead man and women wash a dead woman.

Lisa Duke, wife of Dania Beach Commissioner Walter Duke, hand delivered Bellanger's absentee ballot, along with ballots filled out by four other felons and a dead woman.

Naturally, I am an extremely dead woman.

But the dead women had complications, too, and they can't be excluded simply because they died.

I understand Tuteor implied this here by 1) saying that the study was wrong to count when who survived morbidity instead of women who experienced morbidity and 2) making a graph with the number of dead women being comparable to the number of sick women....

What's a few dead women hey?

Messer announced that his campaign had found the signature of a dead woman signed onto a Queens Democratic Party petition containing a slew of Democratic candidates, including Stavisky.

A Republican candidate for Common Council gets knocked off the ballot in Kingston for failure to include the proper year on one of her nominating petitions, while a dead woman signs a nominating petition in Rochester.

The former chancellor described the prime minister as a «dead woman walking» in the aftermath of June's general election.

He produced four editions on the day after the general election featuring headlines like «May's right royal mess» and «Queen of denial» and on the Marr programme a few days later he called her a «dead woman walking».

«He has previously described the Prime Minister as a dead woman walking who is on death row, and compared the Prime Minister to the living dead in a second - rate horror film.

The real significance of pregnant brain - dead women is that they would seem to sound the death knell for brain death as a definition.

The procedure, which involved attaching the nose, chin, cheeks, and lips of a 46 - year - old brain - dead woman, set off a firestorm of criticism that lingered even after the French surgeons declared in July 2006, in the medical journal The Lancet, that the graft was «successful with respect to appearance, sensitivity, and acceptance by the patient.»

And is it true that the dead woman was a Soviet spy?

Taking human form after arriving on Earth via a low - budget homage to «2001,» a naked Johansson — possibly digitally augmented by a body double — dons a dead woman's black wig, stiletto heels, fishnet stockings and come - hither shorts to go trawling for men as a hitchhiker.

Based on a best - selling book by Joseph Wambaugh, this is the story of the investigation of the murder of a Philadelphia school teacher and the search for her missing children, which eventually leads the police to two rather eccentric colleagues involved in the dead woman's life.

► We see a photo of a dead woman with a rope around her neck in a prison cell on the cover of a newspaper and we read that she committed suicide.

The fun stops, and now there's a dead woman on the bathroom floor, in a widening pool of blood.

(When the dead woman's son asks if his mom had any dying words, Lynskey pales.)

Violence: C Teens carrying guns; two drive - by shootings; car catches on fire; fist - fighting and kicking during two brawls with minor bleeding injuries; clawing and scratching fight between female characters; male character slaps and threatens two female characters; bloody head of dead woman.

There's little plot of which to speak, save for the mysterious appearance of a woman who looks a lot like Ruth — dressed in her clothes, walking with the same labored gait, cashing the dead woman's checks.

As they're about to leave, the bassist, Pat (Anton Yelchin), goes back to the green room for his phone and finds a dead woman on the ground.

Taking one last shot at redemption, he is hired by the dead woman's grandfather (Robert Forster) and turns private eye to track down the killer.

The «Prime Suspect» series» record of casting outstanding young actors begins here, with Ralph Fiennes as a volatile boyfriend of a dead woman.

Our setting is a small backwater community, yet catastrophes and contretemps fairly tumble over one another within minutes of the film's start: two members of the local constabulary gone missing, the several - days - ripe corpse of a young woman turned up at lakeside, another cop shot in the foot by a whacked - out hermit, and wait, is there yet one more dead woman to be discovered out there?

Manohla Dargis points this out in her article on all of the dead women being revived this year:

She makes the dizzying discovery that she and the dead woman are clones... but are they the only ones?

Manohla Dargis points this out in her article on all of the dead women being revived this year: For...

The lawyer refuses to hand the dead woman's fortune over to her son as the details of her murder haven't been cleared up.

Except as well as their terrible hangovers, Seanie (Michael Rabe) makes the discovery that there's a dead woman in the bathroom.

The dead woman's daughter Annie (Toni Collette) is struggling with her grief, which becomes clear as she delivers a caustic eulogy for her mother that describes her as a «secretive» and «private» woman.

The thing is, for all of its self - awareness, the film isn't even aware of its own overreliance on tired tropes, such as The Dead Wife — there are so many Dead Women Motivating Men to action in «Deadpool 2,» it could have been a Christopher Nolan movie.

All the usual suspects are there: a pretty dead woman, a shifty husband, and a fragile, somewhat unreliable central character.

There the three brave investigators see the spirit of the dead woman, who seems peaceful and beautiful.

Things get both cutesy and mawkish when Claire starts having hallucinations and dreams in which she talks with the dead woman's ghost (an improbably perky Anna Kendrick).

Bottom photo: Colleen Camp, Andy Hoff, Bonnie McNeil, Lynn Collins, Maya Lynne Robinson, Isaac Montgomery, Dale Dickey, Hager Ben - Asher, DawnMarie Ferrara, Ben Zelevansky, Bess Rous and Joy Nash attend the screening of «Dead Women Walking» during the Tribeca Film Festival at Cinepolis Chelsea on April 20, 2018 in New York City.

Middle photo: June Carryl and Alex Pettyfer at an event for Dead Women Walking (2018)(Courtesy of Jamie McCarthy - © 2018 Getty Images)

Colleen Camp, Andy Hoff, Bonnie McNeil, Lynn Collins, Maya Lynne Robinson, Isaac Montgomery, Dale Dickey, Hager Ben - Asher, DawnMarie Ferrara, Ben Zelevansky, Bess Rous and Joy Nash attend the screening of «Dead Women Walking» during the Tribeca Film Festival at Cinepolis Chelsea on April 20, 2018 in New York City.

And Hitchcock's noirish psychodrama about a former policeman's obsessive love for a dead woman also recently ousted the apparently unimpeachable «Citizen Kane» from the number one spot in Sight & Sound magazine's critics» poll of the Best Films of all time.

Everyone has something to hide in «The Loft,» Erik Van Looy's remake of his 2008 Belgian thriller that follows five friends who find a dead woman in the apartment they set aside for affairs and one night stands.

«Yeah, we're clear on that,» Carrie grouses back, which seems quite unprofessional from the supposedly dead woman who's literally just put her life in the hands of a German Federal Intelligence Service (BND) agent.

The dead woman was a researcher for Rep. Stephen Collins (Ben Affleck), who breaks into tears during a congressional hearing into PointCorp, and confesses to conducting an affair with her.

John Hawkes plays Mike Kendall, a alcoholic ex-cop, who finds a body of a dead woman on the side of the road.

What follows is probably the one moment in the movie where Joe displays the better part of human nature by his apparent compassion for the dead woman.

It follows Detective Cassie Maddox as she is assigned to the case of a dead woman who looks exactly like her — and uses a name that Cassie herself once used as an alias.

The heart of the matter, he discovers, is a dead woman whose killer remembers her as having a mouth so sweet «it was like kissing a Hershey bar.»

Aubrey has no choice but to get involved, even at the terrifying risk of stirring spirits connected to a dead woman's demise and piquing her new reporting partner's suspicions.

And underneath, there is the mystery of how a dead woman has suddenly appeared again, forty years younger.