shoplifting造句

To engage in shoplifting.

a minor crime like shoplifting

Have you taken to shoplifting?

They prosecuted him for shoplifting.

She was caught shoplifting in the store.

＊ 8 have been arrested for shoplifting

At 12, I began smoking, drinking and shoplifting.

There are more than60,000 prosecutions a year for shoplifting.

The storekeeper signed a complaint accusing them of shoplifting.

After three convictions for shoplifting, Martha has finally decided to go straight.

He was fined as a customer for shoplifting, but that was just the punishment he deserved.

He was fined for shoplifting but only received his just deserts.

Miranda was caught shoplifting, but she said that somebody put her up to it.

The loss of merchandise through such causes as shoplifting, breakage, and spoilage.

She was prepared to take the rap for the shoplifting, though it had been her sister's idea.

As I have said, it made me the more wary, and particularly I was very shy of shoplifting.

He was encouraged into shoplifting and burglary by his parents and was first locked up when he was 14.

They gave their daughter complete freedom and she was caught shoplifting-spare the rod and spoil the child.

A groundbreaking study, The Steal shows us that shoplifting in its many guises-crime, disease, protest-is best understood as a reflection of our society, ourselves.

Beneath the musical broadcast that you hear in stores and shopping malls may be a hidden message which exhorts against shoplifting.

A possible case of wrongful detention might involve store personnel who generally have the right to detain a person they suspect of shoplifting.

This is not casual shoplifting but a realistic prospect of the future way to pay - when technology recognises your presence, scans your shopping, and invisibly takes payment from your account.

On 6 November 31-year-old actress Winona Ryder was convicted of shoplifting, 500 worth of clothing and accessories from the posh Saks Fifth Avenue store in Beverly Hills.