Sentence examples for cut robbery from inspiring English sources

It's true about the face-smashing but, other than that, reports of the Blue Cut robbery suggest the real James was in relatively good humour.

On Tuesday the Met launched a campaign to cut street robbery in the capital.

"This is a clear-cut robbery," said Andreas Moyseos, a former electrician who is now a pensioner in Nicosia, the capital.

"We asked them to review their policies and the way they police their banks in an effort to cut down robberies or help us increase our apprehensions," said Sergeant Giambrone.

In mid-August, the police announced that their new patrol strategy had cut the armed robbery rate.

Each was sentenced to have a foot and a hand cut off for the robbery, but the decision was later overturned.

CBS canceled "Robbery Homicide Division and NBCcutut back its order of "Mr. Sterling" episodes, so Ms. Oxenberg, a veteran of the dramas "Chicago Hope" and "Once and Again," will be looking for a new show to work on this fall.

In Putnam County, with a population of 93,000, Mr. Thoubboron said robberies were cut in half, to 7 last year from 14 in 1998.

By cutting frames from specific scenes and intercutting others, they were able to fine-cut the opening robbery down to five minutes.

Police were ordered to cut volume crime - burglary, robbery, theft and car crime.

Of the remaining five, Manchester managed to cut the total number of street robberies by a statistically insignificant 0.14%.