Sentence examples for became a robbery from inspiring English sources

One person was shot after a drug deal became a robbery in Sandy, Utah, early Sunday.

"This movement is still concerned with respectability politics, and from the minute that story came out, he became a robbery suspect".

Frank's son buys him a robot to help him around the house, and the duo becomes a robbery heist team.

With so much valuable inventory moving through its operation, Ace Wholesale itself became a target for robberies, police say.

The robbery became a televised spectacle with a dramatic standoff between the police and Wojtowicz, who was holding hostages.

What was supposed to be a gun-and-run robbery became a 14-hour standoff, with nine bank employees held as hostages.

He gives a taut, hour-by-hour account of a simple robbery that became a kidnapping and then, by a quirk of fate, a ghetto version of "The Ransom of Red Chief," as Mr. Alpert, by all appearances Grade A victim material, turned into a colossal headache for his captors.

She'd been on the waiting list for public housing for two years, but after the robbery she became a convicted felon, which meant her chances of ever being approved were almost zero.

MADRID, Aug 15 (Reuters) - A Spanish mayor who became a cult hero for staging robberies at supermarkets and giving stolen groceries to the poor sets off this week on a three-week march that could embarrass the government and energise anti-austerity campaigners.

Richard Brooks is the author of The Great Tax Robbery – How Britain became a tax haven for fat cats and big business.

Over the next two years while she awaited trial in jail, Clark became a fiercer warrior than she was on the day of the robbery.