Sentence examples for cheats from from inspiring English sources

Harold Wenning, for one, remembers the cheats from his days running a news kiosk in Midtown Manhattan.

Some struggled with the seemingly impossible task of sorting the cheats from the clean players in an era saturated with drug use.

So many gaming sites and magazines try to cull cheats from inside sources and beta testers, or by experimenting with games.

Under Moynihan, the BOA spent significant time and money unsuccessfully attempting to uphold a bylaw that allowed it to ban drug cheats from the Olympics for life.

When it judges that there is "convincing evidence" of fraud, it can order a re-run of any election; it can ban cheats from running again; and it can dissolve political parties that do not stick to regulations.

The move coincided with increasingly hostile rhetoric about an anticipated influx of "beggars and benefits cheats" from the two countries when working restrictions to Britain were lifted, on 1 January.

He later added: "It wasn't cheating from my side.

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The inference is that he is a pickpocket, a cheat from the streets of Latin America.

That data is crucial for adjudicating hundreds of possible cases of cheating from years ago.

That's a stinking no-hitter we all got cheated from.