Sentence examples for criminal head from inspiring English sources

This week's news tells the world that a criminal head of state can be made -- eventually -- to pay for his crimes.

One thing is clear: the British criminal heading to the gallows knew how to exit with flair.

Plenty of criminals head to prison still believing they're above the law, but Mr. Lerach takes the cake.

Cimino's 1990 film "Desperate Hours" — a remake of a 1955 drama starring Humphrey Bogart — is the story of a trio of criminals, headed by an escaped convict (Mickey Rourke), who take a suburban family hostage.

The franchise was previously part of Hasbro's deal with studio Universal, prompting a number of internet spoof trailers: one sees the hippos rampaging across the world in apocalyptic horror-movie style after environmental changes force them from their natural habitat, while another has the hippos as leather-jacketed vigilantes with a penchant for chomping off criminals' heads.

One famous example of supposed physical typing involved Degas's clothed sculpture, "Little Dancer, Aged 14," which caused a stir when it was first exhibited in a glass vitrine in Paris in 1881 along with the artist's sketches of criminals' heads in profile.

Like Arpaio, he has engaged in fear-mongering about undocumented immigrants, portraying them as criminals "heading to your neighborhoods".

As with the original, Utah (he doesn't go by the nickname anymore, but really, who's he kidding?) infiltrates a band of extreme-sports criminals headed by a charismatic man named Bodhi.

Over the criminal's head was placed a notice stating his name and his crime.

It's not clear why anyone does bad things — thinking that you can see inside a criminal's head is risky business.

On occasion, the criminal division head is said to have gone directly to Mr. Holder, a former prosecutor, on matters Mr. Ogden was reviewing.