Sentence examples for gangs out of from inspiring English sources

Graffiti is associated with tagging, gangs, out of control vandals.

In Europe, Mr. Arlacchi said, traffickers from Eastern Europe and Asia have already pushed crime gangs out of street prostitution in Western Europe.

Security can stop neighborhood gangs from tagging the halls or hoisting couches up to Locke's roof, which was a hangout last year, but they can't keep gangs out of kids' lives.

In July that year, the director of a prison in the northern city of Gómez Palacio was accused of allowing gangs out of the prison to commit murder-for-hire jobs using prison guards' weapons and vehicles.

With gangs out of the news, the city made little effort to embark on initiatives that have helped keep youths out of gangs: after-school programs, job-training classes, drug treatment services.

Yet there are now some technical solutions that could help put the trafficking gangs out of business.

These would include gang members, out-of-school youth, fraternity members and those who use illegal drugs.

You can take the gang out of Jersey, it seems, but you can't take Jersey out of the gang.

It also breeds police officers who, says Mr Lynch, "use the powers of policing to put a rival gang out of action".The drugs war perverts policing in other ways too.

The finale lived up to its premise: the season ended with Michael, his brother Lincoln and their gang out of the joint and on the run, setting up the next season as a latter-day "Fugitive".

He wonders, for example, how a gang out of "A Clockwork Orange" could have run free for so long, firing BB's and hateful slurs at random victims, jumping and punching them for sport.