Sentence examples for snitch for from inspiring English sources

The Stasi employed one snitch for every 50 or 60 people it watched.

In addition, a modest hundred and seventy thousand East Germans became unofficial employees, called upon to snoop and snitch for the honor — or, in practical terms, the survival — of the state.

Martorano sees Whitey as a Judas for his years as a snitch for John "Zip" Connolly, a Boston F.B.I. agent who was a Judas to the F.B.I. because he helped Whitey steer clear of trouble.

Whistleblowing advocates report an uptick in the number of lawyers prepared to snitch for money since the passage in 2010 of the Dodd-Frank act, which increased whistleblower bounties and protections.

Watson, who has accused Gil of enjoying whale meat and called Bethune a "rat and a snitch" for naming him in court, says he had no part in the decision to abandon the Ady Gil, let alone sink it.

Keane said that Graham was named as "a snitch" for turning in the syringe and that some of the athletes scheduled to testify against him were angry at him for that reason.

Call it tech-savvy snitching for the opulence-sick and environmentally conscious.

Many convictions also depend on the testimony of a "co-operating witness", who snitches for the same reason.

Gold Coats get harassed and called snitches for seeming to side with prison officials and because of the perks they receive.

In a system that rewards snitching for personal gain, the motivation to fabricate testimony is exceedingly high.

Scammers have targeted BP, leading the company to set up a "snitch line" for people to inform on those making potentially bogus claims.