Sentence examples for item taken from inspiring English sources

Item taken from the "Miscellany" column of the London Times.

The most valuable item taken, the Mustang, was abandoned, and then, rather than flee, Pacheco, an ex-convict, simply went home to await his capture, four days later.

Technology and prosperity means more mobile phones the sole item taken in more than a third of street robberies and, recently, more MP3 players.

In a survey conducted by comparison site JetCost revealed that the most confiscated item was handcuffs, with 14 per cent of those surveyed admitting to having the item taken away from them.

It makes no difference who they are; we treat all shoplifters the same.' In its most recent report, the British Retail Consortium revealed that while the total value of goods stolen from shops fell in 2003, the average value of each item taken rose from £88 to £164, which would seem to indicate that thieves are targeting more expensive stores.

She quickly contacted a lawyer and got the item taken down after all, she hadn't told her then husband about her night with the Donald.

"We scan or photograph the item, take care of the posting and bidding process and handle the payment and shipping".

Equity is the balancing item, taking the hit so that debt and deposits are shielded from losses.

"We encourage people to gather everyone around, tell the story about the item, take a photo of it".

"Mercata can look at the item, take the artwork and scan it in, and put it in the lineup.

A recent newsworthy item takes its lead from the popular "Saw" horror series.