Sentence examples for in swindle from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Lydon in "Filth" is a far more articulate and entertaining character than Mr. McLaren was in "Swindle".

Witness this Saturday night, when Lifetime offers a topical drama, "Escape From Polygamy"; Hallmark Channel provides a frothy romantic mystery, "After All These Years"; and Nickelodeon kicks in "Swindle," a children's caper movie modeled on the "Ocean's" films.

"What I really liked about Roger from the beginning," says Shepard Fairey, a fixture in the pages of While You Were Sleeping and later Gastman's partner in Swindle magazine, "was that he seemed really self-motivated, smart, funny and irreverent.

This is likely due to the large differences in magnetite concentration and the initial ratio between dissolved Fe and solid phase Fe in our study compared to that reported in Swindle et al., which is a parameter known to affect the reactivity of magnetite [27, 45, 46].

She starred in the TV movie "Best Player" (2011) and will be in "Swindle," due out in September.

The pseudononymous street art icon even lauded 3D's street art in a 2006 interview in Swindle Magazine. .

He quoted two passages from memory: "The singular feature of the Great Crash of 1929 was that the worst continued to worsen"; and "The autumn of 1929 was, perhaps, the first occasion when men succeeded on a large scale in swindling themselves".

When you hear the words "con man," "American Hustle" filmmaker David O. Russell says, you need to know that "con" comes from "confidence," and that rather than having its roots solely in swindling, a "con artist" is somebody who really believes in what he's doing.

Officials of Kona Kai coffee were convicted in 1996 in a $20 million swindle in which cheaper Central American green (unroasted) coffees were put into bags marked "Kona".

Becoming involved in a swindle concerned with mining in Scotland, he fled to Ireland in 1791, where he later died.

In 2003, she was convicted of theft and fraud for her role in a bank swindle in which A.N.C. stationery was used to obtain loans for nonexistent employees.