original_query: What are some descriptive phrases used to depict the setting in Chandler's writing?
query: What are some descriptive phrases used to depict the setting in Raymond Chandler's writing?
answer: Some descriptive phrases used to depict settings in Chandler's writing include: "swift-moving, hardboiled style",  "the muzzle of the Luger looked like the mouth of the Second Street tunnel", "He had a heart as big as one of Mae West's hips", "Dead men are heavier than broken hearts", and "I went back to the seasteps and moved down them as cautiously as a cat on a wet floor."