Sentence examples for a thieving from inspiring English sources
Cattle-rustlers are, to misquote John Wayne, a thieving pack of scoundrels.
Davis is a disgraced US sea captain, Huish a thieving cockney, Herrick an Oxford-educated failure.
Mr. Corpuz grew up near the clubhouse; he was a gang member and became, he said, a "thieving dope fiend".
The movie presents him the same way — as a thieving Wall Street revolutionary — whereas, in fact, he was successful but relatively small time.
A thieving mastermind, Doc (a funny and fierce Ajay Devgan, evincing a grizzled charisma), is after them, as is Angad (Suniel Shetty, vividly sinister).
Middle-aged divorcee Marshall hasn't been on a date for six years when, his confidence boosted by a one-night-stand with a thieving drug addict, he agrees to meet a woman called Natalie in a coffee shop.
The result, Taibbi asserts, was a thieves' paradise — Griftopia.
See, it has a sort of convenience, a thieves' market.
A "chor bazaar" is a thieves' market — what we'd call a flea market, although the ownership of the items for sale may be more dubious.
Plus, the muni market is a thieves market (dealer market), so you benefit from having a pro on your side.
In America, light-fingered employees are a bigger problem than thieving shoppers.
