Sentence examples for from the theft from inspiring English sources
The other defendants convicted on Tuesday were largely bank employees who benefited little from the theft.
The savings from the theft alerts themselves were modest, $108 a week per restaurant.
An interesting twist to the tale is that the Tate actually made money from the theft.
Our community still suffers enormously from the theft of music online.
The F.B.I. said there would be no American criminal prosecutions stemming from the theft, transportation or possession of the items.
The kleptomaniac usually has the economic means to purchase what he steals and obtains gratification from the theft itself rather than from its object.
Losses from the thefts amounted to hundreds of millions of dollars.
Vuong was allegedly making up to $6,000 a month from the thefts.
The NHS estimates that losses resulting from the thefts and damage caused by the burglaries were in excess of £100,000 that year.
The NHS estimates that losses resulting from the thefts and damage caused by the burglaries were in excess of £100,000 [$125,000] that year.
He also finds it galling that Salindong and her sister publicly presented themselves as struggling entrepreneurs living out their dream of starting their own business when the bakery was benefiting from the thefts.
