Sentence examples for crook which from inspiring English sources

If you were a crook, which would you join?The corollary of this is that murderous extremism has social cachet.

In Mestre, a mainland suburb of Venice, locals asked about Zaia point out – first and foremost – that he is not a crook, which is welcome news after a spate of corruption scandals in the region over the years.

But I doubt that those whose lives were transformed by the Tchaikovsky-Petipa "Sleeping Beauty" in 1890, or even those in New York who flocked in the tens of thousands to the spectacular musical "The Black Crook," which opened in 1866 and ran on and off for 30 years, felt that the dance was in need of rescue.

A Well-Traveled Cigarette Case "Small Time Crooks," which opened 10 days ago, is not the only Woody Allen film that JOHN TRAINA has had something to do with.

When you start to apply it to small-time crooks, which is, at best, what Buddy and his boys were accused of being, it's really worrying.

Britain has just got hold of Woody Allen's Sweet and Lowdown - but he has already finished another one, Small Time Crooks, which has already been released in the US.

Her teeth were slightly crooked, which added authenticity to her perfect heterosexual beauty.

This was, to be fair, right before the release of Small Time Crooks, which would have given me selective amnesia too if I'd been party to what no one could have predicted was going to be an excruciating string of Woody Allen "madcap romps").. Pretty in Pink: Because it's true.

The band failed to achieve major popularity, coming close with the video for "Cut Your Hair" from the 1994 album "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain," which hit the MTV top 10.

"He's got a crook shoulder, which is disappointing," said the Australian.

The bishop's crook lampposts, which have gone up elsewhere in the city, cost about $4,000 each, said Nordal McWethy, the president of Gramercy Neighborhood Associates.