Sentence examples for crimes one from inspiring English sources
"We don't even investigate misdemeanors on other crimes," one officer said.
I remember thinking, 'She could be Christine Papin, this girl.' " Ms. Halberstadt discovered a 1966 book by the novelist Paulette Houdyer that offered a new perspective on the crimes, one that took into account the sisters' horrific upbringing.
A New Theory In 2003, Jay Salpeter, a private investigator who began looking into the case on behalf of Martin Tankleff and his family, began to piece together a startling alternate version of the crimes, one that centered on Mr. Steuerman.
One of the worst moral crimes one can commit among the internet today is dropping "spoilers" which ruin the enjoyment of other people's TV, film, literature experience.
When one picks the Part I data from UCR and uses DPD/NIBRS property-crime numbers only while studiously avoiding the DPD/NIBRS data on all other crimes, one can indeed manufacture the appearance of a decline.
A 31-year-old Kuwaiti woman, Asrar Qabandi, was captured by Iraqi secret police occupying her country in 1990 for "crimes," one of which included speaking with CNN on the phone.
Studies show that children of both teenage mothers and unmarried women generally, for example, are twice as likely to commit crimes; one-third of all abortions are performed on teenagers, Mr. Levitt and Mr. Donohue note.
Part of the job for local-news reporters like Parker and Ward is often to tell their communities about small crimes — ones that aren't broadcast live or retweeted thousands of times.
Mr. Peppers had put his feet up on a subway seat, and that, the officer informed him, was a crime — one that in his case would lead to his arrest.
In writing of crime, one is writing of American life in extremis.
