gangster造句

He looked upon the gangster with hatred.

"Maybe even you," the gangster said.

The gangster disappears into the crowd.

The gangster stabbed an innocent person to death.

The gangster walked into the room surrounded by his cohort.

So, who's the gangster and who's the cop?

The gangster was flushed out from his hideout.

The gangster ended up in the electric chair.

But, while Monga has lots of gangsters, it's not a gangster film.

These games encourage people to deceive, loot and kill, and glorify gangster life.

"You don't expect us to leave without seeing the famous show?" the gangster said.

The gangster suddenly fished out a dazzling dagger from the bag.

Taking hush money from a gangster to keep your mouth shut about something you saw him do is dangerous.

At the bar, the larger gangster was smoking a cigarette and surveying the foyer and the dining room.

The gangster tottered to one side, bumped against the stall, and then pitched backward onto the floor.

Sal Monella is a poisonous gangster hell bent on infection, and a pimple is a power-mad oil gland.

But as he pressed toward the door he saw the larger gangster waving to him, a leer on his square face, and Kostya did not resist.

He had been convicted and jailed on similar charges stemming from his defense in 2009 of a convicted gangster arrested in a highly publicized law-and-order campaign.

The Road to Perdition was a cold, implacable gangster movie, directed by Sam Mendes and starring Tom Hanks, Jude Law and Daniel Craig.

Even Mr. Hugo, who’d had his own fencing master at Harvard, spoke with the usual Bronx burl—it was gangster talk, though Howell hadn’t met many gangsters on the Grand Concourse.

According to Mr Johnson, the corruption which now permeates the party was most patent in the activities of its first minister of defence, the late Joe Modise, who is described as a big-time gangster.