Sentence examples for intruders made from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the Hyams were victims of what is thought to be the most valuable domestic burglary in British history, when intruders made off with £80m worth of antiques.

Plan UK has written to its supporters urging them to "remain vigilant" following the break in at its London offices on 22 November, during which two intruders made off with five computer servers.

According to a Denver Police report, Scottie Ewing, the former owner of Denver Players/Denver Sugar, was the victim of a burglary between 6 and 8 p.m. Items stolen from the property don't include the typical cash, jewelry, and ipod; rather, intruders made off with Ewing's computer and a bin of records from the former escort service.

"He has a beautiful ball, with the inscription 'So many intruders make their living out of you'".

Curiously, Dr. Felten has found that using so-called anonymizer programs that are designed to protect Web surfers from online intruders makes cache attacks easier.

But when it comes to bacteria, the microscopic intruders making a home between your cheek and nostril, our own face may as well be a foreign country.

Coming so soon after an intruder made it into the White House, and just a year after the botched healthcare rollout, his administration is getting a reputation for incompetence that only confirms the right's conspiracy theories.

The site can identify the Internet service provider of the intruder, making it easier to complain to his system administrator.

For example, it has asserted that keeping a loaded handgun handy to use against a possible intruder makes homes safer when, in fact, the opposite is true.

When we last spoke I talked about a recurring nightmare of an intruder making his way into our bedroom at night, and I sometimes jump out of bed trying to protect my wife.

If the intruder makes it in to your room and you're already up, try to stay as far away as possible.