Sentence examples for mug shoot from inspiring English sources

The player can steal, carjack, mug, shoot, stab, and kill computer players.

Under the devil's spell his face suggests a Jared L. Loughner mug shot 50 years down the line.

Many big police departments will not use open-ended mug shot searches because of the chance of a mistaken identification.

In his mug shot one notices his shirt, which is made of an exquisite, nearly gossamer fabric, and the frightening rage in his dark eyes.

A convenience-store robber and a police photographer fall in love (he's a repeat offender, so she gets to do his mug shot several times) and marry.

A video accompanying the prints allows you to hear an actual recording through headphones as you view each speaker's fake mug shot reproduced on screen.

He knows very well that it will be circulated in public, and that the primary purpose of the mug shot — to identify him to those in power — is only a portion of its evolving significance.

After ages in the darkness (and one deeply sad mug shot in the light), D'Angelo reappeared in such fine form that it was hard to believe anything genuinely damaging had happened to him.

Mr. Loughner's spellbinding mug shot — that bald head, that bright-eyed gaze, that smile — yields no answer to why, why, why, why, the aching question cried out in a subdued Tucson synagogue last week.

In ordering a hearing, Justice Cataldo said in his 13-page decision that the 2004 magistrate's finding that witnesses had conferred before collectively picking Mr. Bermudez's mug shot "cannot be ignored".

In the 1960's and 70's, he revolutionized the idea of the painted portrait by creating images of himself and his friends in overwhelming dimension: the mug shot writ large.