Sentence examples for felonious from inspiring English sources

In Alaska, the felonious Ted Stevens holds a small lead, but nearly a third of the vote remains uncounted.

The result is a lot of desperate high-speed chases, one in four of which result in someone getting injured, and causing 400 deaths a year in America alone.One way to avoid the need for chases would be to track felonious vehicles electronically, instead of running after them.

And yet, as Mr Starr laid out in compelling detail, the crimes he has judged impeachable remain just as felonious as before.

Such felonious deeds should not be seen as a "discounted form of genocide" but as an extreme form of wickedness; they were, after all, the precise charges against the Nazis convicted at Nuremberg.The starting point for any definition of genocide is clear and fairly familiar.

There is little evidence that they are more felonious than locals, but the police go after them anyway.

At the very least, said Mr Kerr, this was a case of felonious pimping.In this section Now what?

Hearst was tried and convicted in March 1976 for bank robbery and felonious use of firearms.

(On one occasion, at the direction of Atlantic City's prosecutor, four Coast Guard sailors were even arrested for felonious assault after killing a liquor smuggler during a confrontation with two "rumrunner" boats).

It rapidly acquired a branding as a crime of nostalgia, a felonious trip down memory lane marked by "old-fashioned audacity".

The officer then added grumpily: "One other point too I mentioned, that in such proceedings, the complete lack of security measures, so far as a National Picture Gallery was concerned, would be revealed and it might encourage others with a real felonious intent".

The three most serious charges were "aggravated felonious sexual assault," corresponding to penetration with a finger, penis, or mouth.