crooks造句

Sheep and shepherds, trees and crooks.

The police rounded up the crooks.

If they were crooks, wouldn't they be richer?

The two crooks took turns counting their stash.

A newspaper once carried an editorial which stated bluntly that half the city council were crooks.

The problem is that the cops seem little better than the crooks.

Now it lambasts the government for failing to take on crooks who funnel "black money" overseas.

The paymaster of these petty crooks is the big crime syndicate .

Many elderly people give their money to crooks in blind faith.

When the crooks were captured by the police, their leader warned them to keep their mouths shut.

The Cathars considered themselves true Christians and dismissed the Catholic Church as a pack of hypocrites and crooks.

Well shadowed crooks and ditches, sugarcane and banana fields were the main breeding places of An. anthropophagus;

Quite simply, the investment bank that is revered on Wall Street could just be a bunch of crooks, and greedy ones at that.

Imbued with a bureaucratic aversion to nomadism and a Victorian relish for the Hindu caste system, they adjudged many Indian tribesmen, Pardhis included, to be preordained crooks.

All these crooks are in bed together to pillage and plunder the USA's hard earned dollars. This appointment is a huge mistake and we all will see.

If you really like those crooks that can see through clothes and porcelain, the hospital. Why spend big price to buy X light machine?

And you don't have to be from Waco to know that when the Pentagon makes crooks rich and doesn't make America strong, that it's a bum deal.

As U. s. investigators probe Swiss bank accounts held by suspected U. s. tax cheats, leading offshore jurisdictions say they resent being cast as hide-outs for tax evaders and crooks.

"Well," said Drouet, whose memory for such things was not the best, "it's about a girl who gets kidnapped by a couple of crooks--a man and a woman that live in the slums.

It means at least 40 cells empty, as wannabe crooks turn their back on a life of crime - many because they don't want to give up cigarettes if they get caught.

Night vision tubes built into video cameras made it possible— the same technology that outdoor enthusiasts use to spot nocturnal animals or buoys on midnight waters and that police use to observe crooks in shrouded doorways.

"From the time I was about 10 years old, I would hear from my rich dad that government workers were a pack of lazy thieves, and from my poor dad I would hear how the rich were greedy crooks who should be made to pay more taxes. "