Sentence examples for take stolen from inspiring English sources

Skilled forgers often take stolen passports and insert new pictures.

They each take stolen cars and steer them toward a cliff at high speed.

According to the informant, the traffickers take stolen phones from the United States to an electronics market at a shopping center in downtown Bogota, where the devices are refurbished and then smuggled across borders, mostly by ground.

The contrite developer volunteered to take Stolen down and revisit it, but even that civil exchange brought Brockwell a flood of hate; someone tweeted her an image of her own face with semen on it.

The truth is, writers are magpies: we take, steal, distort and mould endless things from real life in service of our stories.

They may be trying to take steal your money.

More than 500 of these are known to have been set up in the last five years, taking stolen crude and refining it into a rough diesel for local sale.

It's the core reason why FUBU, Nike, and Air Jordans were so popular in the hood; their attachments to status status as primary reasons reasons why they were so often took (stolen).

There are cultures that believe having your photograph taken steals your soul.

Three men are being charged - the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has said it sees "significant public interest" in proceeding - accused of taking stealing tomatoes, mushrooms, cheese and Mr Kipling cakes from a supermarket's bins.

You can only act to prevent someone from taking, stealing, or destroying your property, but the force needs to be reasonable in the circumstances.