Sentence examples for a snitch in from inspiring English sources

Missions include setting up a weapons trade, eliminating enemy bosses and taking on a snitch in Lucas' gang.

In one case, Murray didn't turn over a jailhouse recording of an informer named Oscar Moriel, who had served as a snitch in several other cases.

Confiding to coach Joe Philbin about the extreme nature of verbal abuse was not an available option for Martin, because he would have been labeled as a snitch in the "boys will be boys" culture.

Bonx drove around the narrow residential roads of East London at about 50mph with old school West Coast rap blaring at full volume the whole time (he only liked this style of rap because the rappers spoke about what they actually did, unlike rappers today who told tales; 50 Cent was a "snitch", in his opinion).

But make sure they're up for the job, wouldn't want a snitch in the midst.

See How to Be a Snitch in Quidditch for more information.

To begin with, the gangster, Joseph Barone, has publicly disclosed his longtime status as a secret snitch in an effort to pose an unusual "public authority defense".

In "The Story of a Snitch," published in The Atlantic, Jeremy Kahn tells the story of John Dowery Jr., a young man from East Baltimore who agreed to testify in court after witnessing a drug killing — and who paid the price.

Either she's a snitch sent in to get him to confess, or she really likes him.

The warrant named him as a material witness to a crime under federal investigation and could make him eligible for an S visa, or what's known as a "snitch visa" in the immigration community.

Early opportunities to indulge his skill for making unctuousness compelling came in the roles of a school snitch in the Al Pacino vehicle Scent of a Woman (1992), for which Hoffman auditioned five times.