Sentence examples for practice robberies from inspiring English sources
They should get a liquor store and practice robberies.
He's managed to tout slavery ("it had it's merits"), praise MLK assassin James Earl Ray ("a posthumous medal of honor"), brand the predominantly black player dominated NFL a thug league ("looks like a game between the Crips and the Bloods"), slander Jesse Jackson ("pictures of wanted criminals look like him") and ridicule the NAACP ("get a liquor store and practice robberies").
That's practically robbery!
That's all I'm going to say at this point". But civil rights lawyers call Tenaha's practice something else: highway robbery.
Many law-enforcement agencies became more concerned with regulating the crimes associated with the practice, especially acts of theft and robbery committed against clients.
Rush Hour After stopping an armored-car heist, Carter and Lee Justin Hires, Jon Fooo) suspect the attempted robbery may have been practice for a much bigger crime.
The third edition in 1960, edited by Richard Williams, describes the practice as "like cat burglary, but without the robberies".
Such practice can be expected to facilitate, prompt and provoke theft and robbery, and similar accusations could likely be levelled at eBay, Craigslist and other online resellers.
"Sessions has a long history of supporting what I like to call legalized robbery on behalf of the state, said Altieri, referring to the practice of civil forfeiture.
Defending the practice of vertical patrols, Mr. Bratton said that in the past month, there had been two robberies and four assaults at the Louis H. Pink Houses.
