Sentence examples for crook on from inspiring English sources

The EFF sued Crook on behalf of one of the sites to receive the notice, 10zenmonkeys.

Those brave council members — one of whom, sad to say, is a convicted crook on his way to jail — didn't blink.

A FINE recent column by Clive Crook on the place of the libertarian in American politics, in National Journal.

Those early Patriots, charter members of the upstart American Football League, were unheralded nomads, more like a traveling circus that won games by hook or crook on a shoestring budget.

Bulger owed his nickname "Whitey" to a distinctive shock of grey hair, and had been the most senior homegrown crook on the FBI's "10 most wanted" list for most of the past decade.

English horn, French cor anglais, German Englischhorn, orchestral woodwind instrument, a large oboe pitched a fifth below the ordinary oboe, with a bulbous bell and, at the top end, a bent metal crook on which the double reed is placed.

If they look crooked on one side of your face, get them adjusted by your optician.

Gradually their sound began to suggest phantom contributors, as Mr. Schlarb — seated on his amplifier, with one foot crooked on an effects pedal — created a blanket of ambient drones.

The Americans are bad at imperialism, producing naive, conscience-struck State Departmentery at one level and mafia crooks on another.

He was lying, crooked on the carpet.

Her brown plastic glasses hang crooked on a cord around her neck.