Sentence examples for small-time thief from inspiring English sources
Was she a small-time thief with dashed dreams or an expert con artist?
Luis Guzmán is all lowlife sparkle as an admiring small-time thief who calls Pluto the Tito Puente of smugglers.
Soon they had their story: Mr. Bloom had had a hand in the robbery, but an acquaintance, David Ranta, a small-time thief and drug user, was the gunman.
After watching a former schoolmate named Jack Ellery beat a robbery rap, Scudder loses sight of this small-time thief until they both show up at the same Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.
Belmondo's character, a small-time thief on the run after having casually killed a policeman, may not be shocking in his amorality these decades later, but he's still disturbing, as is Seberg's - Sunday at 3 p.m. on AMC.
Brad Pitt was first noticed by movie audiences in 1991 as a persuasive small-time thief in "Thelma and Louise," but it took three more years for him to become a movie star.
In Breathless (1959), Michel Poiccard (Jean-Paul Belmondo), a small time thief who has casually killed a policeman, listens to Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, K622, as his girlfriend (Jean Seberg) plans to betray him.
Back then, the former small-time car thief was reaping billions in drug-trafficking profits, flooding the United States with cocaine and becoming the world's most wanted man.
The central figure in "Attitude" is Spoddy (Michael Disend, a professional writer and actor), a small-time car thief who operates a garage in a sad, unidentified corner of the Bay Area.
Elba plays an unremittingly butch rogue CIA agent who takes out the Gallic trash for 90 entertaining minutes, while developing an unlikely buddy relationship with the Renfrewshire-raised Richard Madden, whose small-time Vegas thief finds himself out of his depth in terrorised Paris.
Killing Pablo: The Hunt for the World's Greatest Outlaw.By Mark Bowden.Atlantic Monthly Press; 400 pages; $25.Atlantic Books; £16.99PABLO ESCOBAR was a car thief and small-time hoodlum in Medellin, Colombia's second city, when he discovered America's appetite for cocaine.
