Sentence examples for a theft for a from inspiring English sources

Lewis Smedes points out, the admonition, "an eye for an eye," would never be taken to mean a rape for a rape, or a theft for a theft.

People leave their houses unlocked; there has not been a theft for years.

Last September, rustlers stole 1,400 sheep from a farm in Lincolnshire – the largest livestock theft for a quarter of a century.

Charlie is therefore devastated when the beautiful Graziella, who turns out to be even better at shinning up drainpipes and through windows than he is, filches his precious Hammett and tells him that in order to get it back he must eschew fictional theft for a while and break into a Venetian palazzo for her.

Stealing CDs from stores feels like theft; for a long time, at least, stealing music by downloading MP3s didn't.

She investigated the theft for a BBC documentary several years ago, and deduced that the painting was somewhere in St Gertrude's.

In 2001 I visited Paris as a graduate student, with a plan to research this story of Nazi art theft for a novel.

MA : Let's talk about identity theft for a second.

He is also charged with omitting information on the medical forms about a 1993 conviction for theft for stealing a briefcase at Heathrow Airport.

A few weeks earlier, he had to tell a 53-year-old man who was charged with grand theft, for stealing a few locks from a Home Depot, that the state was offering five years because earlier convictions made him a "habitual offender".

"Can you imagine carrying a Picasso around?" Of the various hypotheses swirling around the tree-lined boulevards of the chic western 16th arrondissement, the most headline-grabbing was that of a "made-to-order" theft for an unknown collector.