Sentence examples for from purse from inspiring English sources

"I call it the analysis of the banal," she said of her attempt to derive meaning from purse contents.

Coins are not usually in the hand for long enough to do any harm when they pass straight from purse to retailer.

"The conflict is between countries that believe the reduction should come from the longliners and countries that believe it should come from purse seiners," Mr. Smith said.

Just as Ignacio joins the gang, their petty crimes turn more serious: from purse snatching and housebreaking to armed bank robberies, the last of which goes so horribly wrong that the gang is broken up as quickly as it formed.

Respondents reported that conflicts occurred with mainland Sulawesi fishermen when they prevented the Laingpatehi people from purse seining around the fish pontoons.

They include eating with cutlery, drinking, holding objects while walking, taking money from purse, open/close clothing, combing hair, and knob manipulation.

The Three Strikes law, passed in 1994, mandated a life sentence for anyone who committed a felony, no matter how minor, after committing two "serious" felonies, which could be anything from purse-snatching to murder.

Even as some lawmakers point to Mr. Hayes and Mr. Komisarjevsky as textbook examples of why stricter laws are needed for repeat offenders, others involved in the criminal justice system say that it is bad public policy to keep people locked up long-term — and that it is impossible to predict who will graduate from purse-snatching to a murderous rampage.

From purses bulging with unspent coppers.

Crumbs of paper, accidental graffiti, escaped from purses, notepads and windshield wipers.

Nothing — yet — prevents us from pursing the same lines of action and community that are the real foundation of politics.