Sentence examples for and heist from inspiring English sources

The undeniably catchphrase has stuck, along with "collar," for an arrest, "pokey" and "heist".

There was "The Evidence" on ABC and "Heist" on NBC, and most recently "Saved," TNT's new series about two paramedics.

It's a slick, pacey combination of rom-com and heist caper, especially in a flawless opening sequence which reveals the sophistication of Duris's relationship-busting operation.

In fact, the distinction is blurred by two stories here, "Liner Notes: The Songs of Billy Bathgate" and "Heist": the former a corollary to a full-length novel; the latter the starting point for City of God (2000).

Los Santos is not a real city; it is the Los Angeles of cop dramas and heist flicks and music videos, a love letter to the synthetic Los Angeles of the imagination.

The actor, last seen in the Oscar-winning Birdman, will next appear in period romance Tulip Fever, with Judi Dench and Cara Delevingne, and heist comedy Masterminds with Kristen Wiig.

How do these stories, with their hideouts and heists and standoffs, work as genre stories, as crime stories or modern Westerns?

At some point the author becomes so taken with Stalin's "gangster glamour" that he slips entirely into the argot of the underworld and begins referring to robberies and killings as "hits" and "heists".

The seventh installment of the popular series about illegal street racing, crime and heists will be released on April 10 , 2015 Universal said in a statement.

It's been hard to watch something so special to me be diluted and heisted and turned into this kind of shameless, cheap, fake carnival.

According to one former DJ and promoter, "Somehow this term 'alternative' got rediscovered and heisted by college radio people during the 80s who applied it to new post-punk, indie, or underground-whatever music".