thief造句

The police got the thief.

The thief, after his apprehension, escaped.

The thief was brought before the magistrate.

The thief disguised himself as a policeman.

The thief slid into the room.

The thief was caught red-handed.

The thief had run away when the policemen came.

The police are in chase of the thief.

The thief expressed penitence for all his past actions.

The thief was dragged off to the police station.

To set a thief to catch a thief, that is what we call “to counteract one toxin with another”.

When the thief saw the dog making for him, he ran away.

The thief was put in the police car with a policeman on either side of him.

The other possibility, Mr Jouanny said, was that the thief may just like the painting.

The man in frond of you is a thief from England.

Michael told us an incredible story about his grandmother catching a thief.

Unfortunately for the20- year-old thief, his music woke the owner of the house, who called the police.

Instead of taking that one vase, the thief could take two radios. And get more value. So the greedy thief, in some sense, gets the wrong answer. But maybe isn't so dumb.

The thief was thought to be one of 3000 inmates who broke out of the National Penitentiary .

That celestial chance, that intervention of the angels, was a pellet of bread tossed by one thief to another thief, from the Charlemagne Courtyard to the Lion's Ditch, over the roofs of La Force.

Too late to apologize, she realized with grief, that she was the rude one, the ingrate, the thief.

During day time, the thief disguised himself as a peddler who collects garbage, and cased the site.

And it didn't end there. The poacher raised him as his son, and Tobias became a skilled thief.

The healing effect of time is a chicken thief. When you pay attention to it, it strikes. And you forget about it, but if the wound for you.

This particular gun didn’t have a barrel or fire bullets, instead the word is an alteration of the word ganef or gonif, a Yiddish word meaning “thief.”

One of them was a thief well known in the area: a rough part of town, with 15 iron-bar attacks in two months.

"It was the first time I had seen any real evidence that he was a thief at heart," Mr. McMasters wrote.

Canada's public broadcaster was wrong to show a skit that joked about the possible assassination of us President Barack Obama and suggested he could be a thief, an industry panel ruled on Monday.

He went and came, sang, played at hopscotch, scraped the gutters, stole a little, but, like cats and sparrows, gayly laughed when he was called a rogue, and got angry when called a thief.

She soon realised her identity had been stolen and the thief had adopted her account, changed her postal and email addresses and ordered a new top-of-the-range mobile phone.

These are the words of a well-meaning man who can see no moral or practical difference between a car thief, a scrap-yard mechanic, and a person who insures a car and thus profits if it is stolen.

His 1992 novel 'the English patient' started out as two images: one of a patient lying in bed talking to a nurse, and another of a thief stealing a photograph of himself.

这类特别的*并没有*管或是子*。相反，这个词是ganef或gonif的替代用法——一个意为“盗贼”（thief）的 意第绪语 （Yiddish）单词。