Sentence examples for crime clock from inspiring English sources

Next week the 'Victim Crime Clock' and why your family could be next.

But Pennsylvania law gives prosecutors up to 12 years for some sex crimes, with the clock running out on this case in January.

With an endless stream of crime running around the clock, police resources are constantly contested and often unable to facilitate addressing what can be perceived as a lesser crime.

He will emphasise beat policing, posting police around the clock in crime-ridden areas.

Legally, there is nothing untoward about paying pensions to public employees who committed crimes while on the clock.

Mr. Ortiz would not say if there was a disproportionate amount of crime at around-the-clock businesses in the city, but he said such businesses created more opportunities for those looking to commit crimes.

Opponents do worry about the prospect of increased crime and round-the-clock traffic that would make it hard for older parishioners to walk to church, but mostly they see Wal-Mart's coming as disrespectful to a community that feels intense pride in its past and its roots in West African culture.

A high-school student (Tavi Gevinson) with more attitude than experience seeks adventure and romance; two reporters, a veteran (Michael Cera) and a rookie (Abbi Jacobson), forge a bond on a stakeout while investigating a crime in which a clock-shop owner (Philip Baker Hall) is involved.

Using a craftsman's "passion for planning and order" for his grisly murders, this subtle villain leaves a ticking clock at each crime scene.

The hottest subgenre now is romantic suspense, with "characters falling in love and racing against the clock, solving a crime, running from a murderer," she said.

The Electronic Frontiers Foundation tweeted that "Making clocks is not a crime", while Wired Magazine responded by posting their own instructions on How to Make Your Own Homemade Clock That Isn't a Bomb".