"Trust not the thieving Son of Abraham," the Prince replied.
We need a strong leader who will stop all the thieving.
He regarded the lands between Cyprus and India as the thieving centre of the world".
Earlier, she had told him about the thieving egret, and he had promised to come back and fix the problem.
Indeed, the thieving young William's untimely death is just one of many tragedies that befall the white Redds.
In extreme cold, the thieving house pests aren't stung for their trespasses; the guard bees can't risk leaving the warmth of the cluster to fend them off.
"It's time to sweep the thieving rats out of office and put someone in who at least won't run the working man out.
I've emailed everyone in my street that they can borrow the pump if needed, saves paying out to the thieving tool hire company.
"Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang" stars Robert Downey, Jr., as Harry Lockhart, a petty thief, and better at the pettiness than at the thieving.
All the rest of them were born on barges in the canals.' They were, he says, 'not the thieving Gypsy type.
Rebibbia is a few miles northeast of the Theatre of Pompey, where Caesar was slain, and it's impossible not to be stirred by the thought of the story — written down by Plutarch, translated centuries later into French, and thence into English by Sir Thomas North, from whom the thieving Shakespeare stole so much — coming back full circle to the city where it began.
