Sentence examples for course of stealing from inspiring English sources
"In the course of stealing 5 or 10 trees, they've damaged 30 trees," said John F. Sheehan, a spokesman for the Adirondack Council, an advocacy and protection group.
And on Long Island, a man murdered a pharmacist, a clerk and two customers in the course of stealing thousands of pain pills from the Haven Drugs pharmacy in Medford in June 2011.
Accuse someone (in a friendly way, of course) of stealing it and demand it back.
So, over the long course of evolution, stealing someone's act eventually pays huge dividends, at least for new species of butterflies.
(And of course I could not think of stealing from my one friend).
The film, a martial arts romance starring Chow Yun Fat and Michelle Yeoh, traces the course of a stolen sword, the Green Destiny, as it changes hands and transforms -- and sometimes ends -- the lives of those who encounter it.
Others, of course, were stealing out of greed and opportunism.
People were constantly suggesting horrifying hypotheticals about the carriers: drinking, using drugs, disappearing into Denmark, getting H.I.V. or hepatitis C from their husbands or seducing mine (a complicated seduction strategy indeed) and, of course, stealing the baby.
Of course, stealing an idea like this won't make you Arbutus, which, despite its simplicity - white walls hung with white-textured panels for art, brown leather banquettes - has a personality all its own.
If she uses the money to pay off her debt, she'll have a new lease on life; but of course, stealing is wrong.
