Sentence examples for gang that would from inspiring English sources

He became the leader of a secretive gang that would take specific orders, maybe 6 tusks today, 10 the next.

Their father was a senior member of a gang that would later become the Comando Vermelho (Red Command), the most powerful drug trafficking organization in the city.

In March, there was a grisly report from Leizhou in southern China that police had busted a gang that would slaughter tigers in front of a paying audience of local officials and businessmen.

The gang that would become Black20 — Mr. Crowley, 27; Mr. Punsalan, 29; and two comic actors, Mike O'Gorman and Michael Torpey, both 27 — pulled together thousands in unspent expense money and drove to Atlantic City.

3) A Clinton victory would bring to power a criminal gang that would make Tony Soprano proud.

For me, if it wasn't the gang that would bust me up, it'd probably be my mum".

The slum was once nicknamed the "Gaza Strip" as it was so blighted with violence by the drug gangs that would swagger down its streets with semi-automatic weapons on their shoulders.

Mr. Cohen noted that the United States attorney's office in Manhattan had used the broad federal racketeering laws to bring charges in certain capital cases involving murderous gangs that would have been harder to prove in state court because of different rules of evidence.

The city has used the injunctions as a tool to stifle gang crime since the late 1980s, when Los Angeles gained infamy as a breeding ground for street gangs that would go on to gain national notoriety.

For five years, the Muslim fundamentalist People Against Gangsterism And Drugs would wage all-out battle against the gangs that would ultimately turn into a self-consuming war against the state.

Many individuals were sentenced to harsh prison years for vandalism or other lesser crimes for simply representing for a crew or gang, coupled with a handsome gang enhancement that would increase their sentence by x amount of years.