Sentence examples for getting nabbed from inspiring English sources

There's a greater risk of getting nabbed, so always an extra thrill.

The trouble with Pina is that her stuff is so distinctive you've got a real problem passing it off as your own without getting nabbed.

Unintimidated, Salaman says he's going back to the site himself next week, adding that he usually tries to prevent getting nabbed by befriending local rebels groups.

Han labeled the boxes of jackets as photo albums or ladies' belts, then paid tens of thousands of dollars in cash to a burly American named Al Payne, who had a gift for smuggling contraband without getting nabbed by U.S. Customs.

He then stayed away from the area until just recently, when the lure of potential profits finally outweighed his fears of getting nabbed again.

Dick Morris getting nabbed triangulating between a hooker and toes.

"We got nabbed in Edinburgh," he says.

Occasionally a gamekeeper gets nabbed, but the owners of the estates, who either commission, endorse or turn a blind eye to what their staff are doing, never have their collars felt.

I hope in the next few years that G4S and companies like it get nabbed tagging wooden legs, gravestones or something equally daft: the sooner we get over the ridiculous notion that the private sector is the best answer to reforming public services the better.

For the next two weeks I live out of my truck, showering in the Syracuse gym, moving the Ford around town at night so as not to get nabbed for vagrancy, thinking it might reflect badly on me if I have to call Toby, or Doug Unger, my other future-teacher at Syracuse, and request bail money.

After setting up SpamWatch in the program's preferences and deciding how aggressively you want to screen your mail (stricter settings increase the chance that legitimate messages get nabbed, but looser restrictions may allow more spam to slither through), you simply let Eudora check the mail as usual.