Javert, abandoned by his thieving father, applies for the position of prison guard.
Think only of Franco, whose liquid guitar-playing made Congolese rumba the heartbeat of Africa while promoting the messages of Mobutu Sese Seko, his thieving president.
(Sometimes to a fault: said souls include a violent, amoral co-worker who brags about his sexual exploits and searches the Web for penicillin to administer to his thieving, penicillin-allergic dad).
Criminals are better off in rich societies where there is plenty to steal, but no individual criminal has an incentive to curtail his criminal career and restrain his thieving.
To do this, they promised Sidney Quick the world -- which is to say they promised to help get him out of prison as early as they could, thus enabling this fiend to resume his thieving, crack-smoking, murderous activities.
At least then he'd only have to worry about one person wanting to kick his thieving ass.
He cowrote the original story about a truck driver (Steve Brodie) who runs afoul of a gangster (Raymond Burr) and his fur thieves and has to run for his life.
Members of the opposition have charged to the well with fists raised, calling the prime minister and his men thieves and shouting for them to step down.
After his co-editor was carted off to prison, Ali and others kept it going under a series of new names – The Undeniable Pasha, The Late Pasha, The Boorish Pasha, Ali Baba and his Forty Thieves.
Banging pots and pans and carrying banners and placards calling Mr. Duhalde and his cabinet "thieves confiscating our money," they threatened retribution against any lawmaker who votes in favor of the president's plan.
