Sentence examples for small robbery from inspiring English sources

Later on, Trevor committed crimes, the first one being a small robbery that landed him in jail for six months.

The video displayed activities from the mode, including bank heists, small robberies, "traditional" game modes, purchase of property and bicycle-riding.

At least two other small-scale robberies appear on the records.

It was followed by a return to a familiar genre and more modest budget with Violent Saturday (1955), which concerned a small-town robbery that exposed latent dramas and hypocrisies.

There are quite a few people in Tamms who came in with smaller crimes, robbery or whatever, in which they were serving ten years or less, and then, while in the prison system, they ended up getting assault charges.

24 NEW YORK/REGION 39-44 In a Bronx Court Experiment, Youths Get Juries of Peers In a quiet experiment in Family Court in the Bronx, teenagers arrested on misdemeanor charges and even minor felonies -- anything from graffiti writing to small-time robberies and drug sales -- are being judged, quite literally, by a jury of their peers.

He bankrolls himself initially by small-time robberies, kidnappings and extortion plots but graduates to the big time when he, and his number two Emilio Largo, steal two atomic warheads from the British (Thunderball).

For the mid-shift increased rain is associated with small increases in robbery; for weekends this effect is reversed.

Absent a small number of robberies committed with pepper spray, though, they haven't really taken to any.

So, for the part of each of us that can blow gaping holes in this apparently insane "logic," all we have to do is focus on things like the abuse of small children, bank-robberies, car accidents, and other, even more tragic and extreme examples of daily life occurrences.

Yet both he and Robert Moore, who served a little more than 11 years beginning in 1958 for armed robbery, remembered small triumphs.