Sentence examples for In valuables from inspiring English sources

The three robbers made off with an estimated €100,000 in valuables.

Evans said the best estimate was that the gang stole a total of £14m in valuables, having opened 73 safety deposit boxes.

Judge Richard Owen told Mr. Armstrong he would be released as soon as he agreed to provide the missing items, which include about $14 million in valuables and at least one computer.

Identity chips could even be embedded in valuables, so that they could be tracked in case of theft.But the mu-chip is a Pandora's box, believes Lee Tien, an attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF), a San Francisco-based organisation that specialises in the conflict between technology and personal rights.

Or the San Francisco Airbnb host who had $35,000 in valuables stolen from her apartment.

The Carlton hotel hit Sunday was also the venue of a stunning raid in August 1994, when gunmen firing what later proved to be blanks burst into the hotel's jewelry store and made off with $77 million in valuables.

University officials say that their agreements with card issuers comply with the law and bring in valuable revenue.

Madeleine was still missing, and the story, for many of the tabloids, was still there to bring in valuable readers.

In addition, I found frequent classroom drop-ins valuable for assessing classroom climate.

But what his mother lacked in high fashion, she made up for in valuable life lessons.

But the condos bring in valuable revenue that offsets the extra costs.