Sentence examples for shoplifted to from inspiring English sources

When the W.P.A. ended, she went on welfare and shoplifted to make ends meet.

Thankfully, the internet isn't as costly as when I was growing up, and so for him there's no need to shoplift to be able to meet new friends, find new music or, as I would be doing if I was a teenager now, watching YouTubers take the piss out of children having rap battles in Blackpool.

In Paris, for example, an elegant comedy by someone like Agnès Jaoui will bring us to the smarter arrondisements; but a tough social drama such as Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine (1995) or Céline Sciamma's Girlhood (2014) finds its natural home in the council estates, the banlieues, visiting the posher areas in order to shoplift or to transgress, to feel dramatically and importantly out of place.

She taught Maddy to sing in Portuguese, to shoplift mascara, to play a drinking game called Spoons; Maddy told Cat the secrets of her love life, her ambitions, and she gave to Cat her smiling patience, her fascination, and her fierce devotion.

French-kissed, rode a roller coaster, successfully shoplifted, went to a (good) punk show, held a puppy, fucked, got drunk, fell in love, realized you're gonna die, saw a rainbow, heard Public Enemy, ate crème brûlée, cried (good cried), got in a fight, laughed so hard your stomach hurt...remember the last time you had an epiphany?

A few weeks ago he was caught shoplifting shoes, and confessed to her that he shoplifts regularly to fund his gambling.

The crucial difference is that penetration testing is done with the permission of the network owner, so it is the digital equivalent of stores paying someone to shoplift from them to ensure their security staff are awake.

As wonderful as the smorgasbord of weaponry scattered throughout the city may be – everything from cash registers to shampoo bottles can be shoplifted and used to bludgeon the nose from an incoming zombie – it's often an awkward fumble to pick up the exact object you're looking for from the crowded ground.

Elsewhere, the young DeAndre is engaged in the struggle to stay straight, often working for a fraction of what he would earn on the corner, while his mother shoplifts to maintain her habit.

She was often desperately hungry and thirsty, since they were dependent on what Mitchell called "plunder" — groceries that he shoplifted during treks to the city.

Although my relatives and I have never fallen foul of the law I, for no reason, twice shoplifted and had to appear before a local court.