Sentence examples for tiny crime from inspiring English sources

"Morning pockets," he continued, "were like tiny crime scenes".

For Nicolai, it's when he commits a tiny crime with ever-widening consequences.

But the contents of his morning pockets ("a constant source of surprise"; "like tiny crime scenes") would often offer a clue: their treasures had been known to include a votive candle, a lamb chop, and, on one occasion, a pigeon.

(See images of the tiny crime scenes in the photo gallery above).

Of course, I do realize she is not the only woman to have pulled off this tiny crime, but she just might have been the best of them.

The impression of arms-folded indifference by the police was reinforced last weekend when, in a city where the tiniest crimes have long been vigorously pursued, dozens of women were sexually assaulted in the environs of an event, the National Puerto Rican Day Parade, that was being patrolled by 4,000 officers.

"Wouldn't thousands of good deeds make up for one tiny little crime?" Raskolnikov asks.

Sales for all six books have already increased significantly, particularly for His Bloody Project, published by the tiny Scottish crime imprint Contraband.

The volunteers can find humour in the tiny mouse crime scene, but they've seen a lot of real life tragedy and trauma on their patrols, too.

"What do you think, wouldn't thousands of good deeds make up for one tiny little crime?" Snowden faces espionage charges back home in the U.S., though his supporters say that his actions have helped expose the excesses of a security state out of control.

Witnesses said he wasn't doing that on July 17, when he was killed by police chokehold, but his "record" of tiny, victimless crimes was used to justify excessive force.