Sentence examples for chief offender from inspiring English sources

The chief offender is Lord and Taylor, and "Moral suasion" which the Association uses on offending stores doesn't help a bit.

A good deal of intoxication permeates this film, Lew Cody as Victor, a night club dancer, being the chief offender.

"When it comes to petty irritations, the chief offender has been this notion that prison has 'changed' Conrad," she says.

At some point during a hectic three or four days, Katharina decides to kill the reporter Whom She takes to be the chief offender; she invites him to her apartment for an interview, shoots him, and gives herself up.

He's been bullied into letting sleazy married executives use his bachelor apartment after work to entertain their girlfriends; the chief offender is conceited personnel chief Mr Sheldrake (Fred MacMurray).

A similar charge of guilt by philosophical association animates "Heidegger's Children," although here the accused parties also had personal (and, in one case, sexual) dealings with the chief offender.

Breville is among the chief offenders.

Here a look at six of the chief offenders.

Methane gas exacerbates global warming, and cows are among the chief offenders.

Medicaid and education are the chief offenders, with both slated automatically to rise a stunning 13percentt next year.

SOCIALISTS IN A DILEMMA Public Ownership of Enterprises Has Made Municipalities the Chief Offenders in Price-Raising.