Sentence examples for bit of criminal from inspiring English sources

In summer 1956, a bit of criminal history was made in a parlor on Madison Avenue, at precisely the moment when two women cracked open an egg and peered at its contents.

Nevertheless, the bit of criminal playacting did provide a brief moment of fright for the man and his girlfriend, neither of whom was identified by the police, as their masked friends piled out of a van and threw a pillowcase over the head of the man, the police said.

Josh Henderson and Haley Webb are Billy and Sarah, a young Los Angeles couple who seem barely to know each other but decide to try to pull off an elaborate bit of criminal deception after finding Sarah's roommate dead of an overdose.

We start with a bit of Smooth Criminal and then we are into that awful song, You Are Not Alone.

May told BBC1's Sunday Politics: "We are looking across the board to make sure that at every bit of the criminal justice system we are doing what is necessary to fight crime, prevent crime and then deal with criminals appropriately.

Snyder has a bit of a criminal history.

People like Dean*, "a dealer, and generally a bit of a criminal really, but a genuinely lovely guy.

But with polling day drawing nearer, a bit of action against criminal gangs seems especially timely.

Our absurd drug laws allow endless consumption of alcohol, a far more damaging drug, and yet treat young people inhaling a bit of weed as criminals.

The PCC is to be the centre around which other bits of the criminal-justice system coalesce.

PCCs will set the agenda, control the budget, hire and fire the chief constable, and pull together bits of the criminal-justice system.