Sentence examples for boy stole from inspiring English sources

When a boy stole a handful of grain in a Hunan village, the local boss, Xiong Dechang, forced his father to bury his son alive on the spot.

One of the doctors performing the autopsy on the boy stole the heart as a souvenir, wrapping it in a handkerchief and stuffing it in his pocket.

At 8 30 p.m. on Aug. 10,, three weeks after he arrived at a joint U.S.-Afghan base called Delhi, the boy stole a Kalashnikov rifle that was lying in an unlocked barracks, according to police officers on the base.

Riots in brief Boy, 11, who stole bin had previous arson sentence An 11-year-old boy stole from a department store during the London's riots just days after he had been sentenced for arson and criminal damage, a court heard yesterday.

The sergeant is describing how the boy stole a bicycle from the doctor's shed, then rode it on purpose over the wet cement that Joe Mangan had just put down, and then rode and got the groceries for his sister and left them on the windowsill and ran off.

Boy, 7, challenges senator on Trump wall Jump to media player A boy stole the show at a Republican senator's event with a question about the planned border wall.

A stick of rock is labelled: Year 7 boy, stolen rock (school trip) 2002.

A boy steals a bottle filled with this compound and goes around town wreaking havoc: a sleeping woman wakes up to find herself newly bearded, and balls and other objects become hairy.

Each boy steals a souvenir from the vehicle: a handgun from the glove compartment, a puppy from the back seat, a cigarette lighter from the dashboard.

"Bad Boy" doubles as the title of a potent early example, a vaguely incestuous scene of a young boy stealing something from the pocketbook of an inattentive naked woman, who lies spread-eagle on a bed.

When another boy steals his gloves, Holden can't just go up to the boy's room, accuse him of stealing his gloves, and hit him in the jaw.