Sentence examples for for small time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allen rented a Faberge cigarette case from Mr. Traina, a San Francisco collector, for "Small Time Crooks".

In 2010, Cameron Douglas was sentenced to five years in prison for small time drug dealing and possession for personal use.

She became a favourite of Woody Allen, appearing in three of his films in the 1990s (and winning a Golden Globe nomination for Small Time Crooks).

He said that in preparation for "Small Time Crooks," he thought about Ernst Lubitsch's classic, "Trouble in Paradise," "and all those other heist movies I had seen, 'Rififi,' 'Topkapi' " -- and of course "Take the Money and Run".

After leaving school before his GCSEs, Meadows eventually took advantage of the start of the video revolution in cheap and easy film-making to shoot a series of shorts that won him the backing for Small Time (1996), a feature-length debut about young Midlands criminals.

And his huge fanbase almost appears to give him the edge in box-office terms over Allen in the US: $6.9m is far higher than any of the legend's openings (the best being $3.9m for Small Time Crooks), though inflation-corrected results for some of Allen's canonic works might rearrange the picture.

For the binary semimajor axis however, the data representing the cold collapse simulations also seem to be systematically biased for small time-steps, in the sense that Hermite makes fewer tight binaries.

Unfortunately for small-time shareholders, the same deference is demanded by Hong Kong's less-talented tycoons.

San Francisco is a notoriously tough city for small-time landlords.

An enforcer for small-time loan sharks, Mr. Yang's character, Sang-hoon, has found a professional outlet for his violent nature, though he's hardly a becalmed spirit.

The men advocate changing the state law requiring long sentences for small-time drug offenders, which they say hurts members of minority groups.