Sentence examples for chances of mugging from inspiring English sources
That reduces the chances of mugging.
"I think you have a greater chance of being mugged in France than anywhere in Thailand," Mr. Heinecke said in a recent interview.
Keeping lean means you'll need less sustenance, get in fewer fights and lower the chance of getting mugged off by some jerk with a shotgun when you try to crack into their skull.
If you look like you're lost and there are thugs around, the chances they mug you are greater.
She looked the picture of health, mugging for a photographer.
A year ago David Miliband blew his chances of becoming Labour leader with a dreary speech that sent delegates to sleep faster than a mug of Ovaltine or Newsnight Review.
VISIT any British office, and you stand a good chance of seeing a postcard, mug or other trinket bearing the message "Keep Calm and Carry On", beneath the crown of King George VI.
You know, just to avoid even the slightest chance of me munching somebody's mug off.
All that remained were some shards of mugs.
But one thing you never see: postcards of mugs.
