Sentence examples for felony by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "felony by" is not a complete sentence, so it is not technically correct. However, it can be used as part of a larger sentence or phrase in written English. It is typically used to indicate the means or method by which a felony (serious crime) was committed. Example: He was charged with felony by breaking and entering into the bank. In this sentence, "felony by" is followed by the action of breaking and entering, specifying how the crime was committed.
He compounds the felony by smearing his oysters with a heart-stopping coconut crème fraîche.
Blairism compounded the felony by endorsing faith schools as the best way to fix kids.
The intrepid air aces, meanwhile, slipped away immediately on the whistle to compound what may be seen as a felony by going back to pose for photographs.
But he was eventually only charged with "making a false statement to a federal officer" – a felony – by wrongly claiming to be American.
He pleaded guilty to violating New York's General Business Law, a felony, by trading in mutual funds from late 2001 to July 2003 after markets had closed.
Presumably, he just wanted to be free on Election Day so that he could share in the general excitement, since, in view of his criminal record, he would have committed a felony by casting a ballot himself.
Murders dropped by 5percentt in 2001, rapes by 6percentt, robberies by 14percentt and felony assaults by 11percentt.
"I would end the practice of committing felonies by the governor's office," Mr. Proft said.
The Pew Charitable Trusts wondered what would happen if states treated fewer thefts as felonies by raising the dollar cutoff for a felony prosecution.
He is in exile in Russia having been charged with three felonies by the US government in relation to the leak, including one count under the Espionage Act.
Mike Feuer on Wednesday asked the City Council for $510,000 to hire 15 lawyers and assistants to handle the anticipated influx of misdemeanor prosecutions, which previously would have been prosecuted as felonies by the district attorney's office.
