Sentence examples for brazen criminal from inspiring English sources

Yet suddenly, she was being treated like a brazen criminal.

Debit and credit card details stolen from almost 85,000 unsuspecting Brits are available to buy online in a "brazen" criminal database.

Coarse, profane and funny (often at the same time), the larger-than-life Cianci lorded over Providence, R.I., for more than 20 years, running a brazen criminal enterprise of kickbacks, shakedowns and threats before landing in jail in 2002.

Even the most brazen criminal or would-be collector is unlikely to pay ten cents -- or even a penny -- on the dollar for a $100 million painting that they can never display.

I was short a few dinars and told him that I had been robbed on the train: two brazen criminals had emptied my pockets but had failed to find the rest of the money in my bag.

It was the city of the humble immigrant and the new millionaire, the home of brazen criminals such as Al Capone and of great humanitarians such as settlement-house pioneer Jane Addams and child-welfare crusader Lucy Flower.

Canada should be on the lookout for "brazen criminals, not brazen peace activists," it concluded.

The State Department Web site warned travelers to Kenya that "violent criminal attacks, including armed carjacking and home invasions/burglary, can occur at any time and in any location, and are becoming increasingly frequent, brazen, vicious and often fatal".

The prosecutor, Matthew Bogdanos, an assistant district attorney, referred to Mr. Combs as arrogant, brazen and a criminal as he described the events leading to the Dec. 27 shooting at Club New York.

Stallworth killed a man; Burress committed a brazen act of criminal stupidity.

With me it was increasingly brazen albeit ingenious criminal acts, including forging my own death certificate to get out of my first arrest, and adopting the identity of my brother, who died years before.