Sentence examples for forging money from inspiring English sources

Every week, Richie and Eddie would try to escape their situation, attempting everything from auditioning for Jeremy Beadle-era You've Been Framed to forging money that, rather than bearing a picture of the Queen, showed Sylvester Stallone fisting nice Mr McHenry from The Magic Roundabout.

Some artists worked directly for the Underground State, forging money and documents, and creating anti-Nazi art (satirical posters and caricatures) or Polish patriotic symbols (for example kotwica).

The drawing has the dimensions and shape of the ten-dollar bill, and completely covers the space needed, which has led to Lichtenstein being considered by Hendrickson as "almost seeming to be forging money".

That won't protect clients against, say, forged money transfer forms.

But he was also an entrepreneur with an eye for easy profit, and the Civil War offered the business opportunity of a lifetime: the ability to forge money without breaking the law.

Police found forged money and cannabis inside and arrested all three occupants.

From Belarus to Iran, across Africa and Latin America, China is lending money, forging trade deals and building roads, airports and schools while tapping the natural resources of these countries.

With Kate and Martin both forging new careers, money was tight, but the pair's approach of slow, painstaking restoration suited both their circumstances and their environmentally aware mindsets.

Apart from the fake money, Peruvian counterfeiters have also become adept at forging passports, visas and the requisite seals and stamps needed for travel around the world.

I told him that a kid at school once made money by forging his autograph and selling them.

He was charged with money laundering, forging documents, taking bribes and embezzlement, and spent 32 days in jail pending the completion of the investigation.