Usar "burglary" en una oración

1. Oh, the pocket watch is not for sale and burglary is not welcome at my place!

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2. on a burglary at this home

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3. “He, using his finely honed burglary skills, crept past the

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4. We had an interesting conversation in which their constable told me they were on their way to a suspect burglary and “who the f are we to f idle next to them whilst they were going so f hard that the vehicles f tappets were dancing on the bonnet in front of him!” I was sorely tempted to floor him but realised he was really frustrated with his lot

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5. I also found myself watching the local news more closely than usual for any mention of a burglary at the Ten Bells

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6. Jason Duffy thought he had accepted a routine burglary case when a career studio musician hired him to recover a memorabilia collection featuring unusual treasures from some of the top performers in the music industry

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7. Thinking it would help her case, she also falsely accused Mike of burglary and raping her at her apartment in Jewett City

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8. Campos throughout 2009 until June 9, 2010, during the night of which he drank wine while taking brand new, overly strong anti psychotic and opiate pain relievers and got arrested for burglary at what he thought was the home of one of his high school friends

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9. Mike was initially charged with a felony, burglary, for supposedly attempting to steal the GPS from the car in which he was found, and numerous related misdemeanors

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10. , eventually pled the burglary charge away, accepting two misdemeanors of criminal mischief and criminal trespass

11. Because it happened at dawn and a child only as witness, police suspected that robbery and burglary were the motives

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12. Then he toppled down some things on the table to look that a burglary took place

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13. The following morning, unable to produce any identification, and under suspicion of being an accomplice to the burglary of the luxurious apartment he’d been taken to, he was returned to the bush

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14. Their interpretation was the same as Hazel’s - Bart had been ‘nosy’ by disturbing an attempted burglary

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15. There may be a burglary

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16. Burglary is the unlawful entry into a home or other closed structure, often by force or coercion, with the intent of stealing property from another or committing some other crime

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17. The crime of burglary has been around for a long time

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18. It originally developed under the common law, but states have incorporated the basic idea of burglary into their penal codes, albeit with some slight modifications

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19. For instance, under the common law definition of burglary, the crime had to take place in the dwelling house of another at night

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20. Most states have subsequently broadened the definition of burglary to include businesses and illegal entries during the day

21. Burglary developed to protect a person's interest in their home and to prevent violence, not to protect against theft

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22. Other laws criminalize the taking of property; instead, burglary is meant to safeguard the sanctity of a person's home and to protect against the possible violence that could arise if someone discovers a burglar in their house

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23. The definition of burglary arises out of state law, and thus, the components of the crime may differ slightly depending on the state

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24. Federal criminal law incorporates the meaning of burglary used by the state that the crime occurred in

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25. Most states and the Model Penal Code use the same basic definition of burglary, however

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26. In those states, burglary is:

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27. The first element of burglary involves the burglar breaking into and entering a structure

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28. In order for a break-in to constitute a burglary, the person breaking in must have the intent to commit a crime inside the building

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29. Usually, this crime is theft, but other crimes can render a break-in a burglary as well

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30. " Unlike burglary, the crime of robbery almost always requires the presence of a victim who suffers actual injury, or is threatened with harm

31. Burglary was discounted as nothing had been taken

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32. ’ Jabar informs Oded about New York, Selena, the burglary and the book that has been stolen

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33. I should have been more suspicious, certainly with what’s going on lately, with the burglary and so

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34. “Another thing to worry about, I thought that the MP's burglary was bad enough, I can't find any traces

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35. That was certainly consoling, but the burglary was troublesome

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36. Do you think your burglary is tied in to LOTTO?”

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37. gargantuan burglary, I was certain there’d be much pressure on

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38. a major burglary in the downtown core I think it was a couple of

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39. illegal narcotics, burglary, and wife beating

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40. burglary but for some reason told the dispatcher that although

41. Harmony recalled her mother’s dramatics following the burglary; it was not a pretty memory

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42. The place looked to be the subject of a burglary, but no, it was just vacated and done so in a hurry

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43. It was the first time in my life that I encountered with theft; I had been working for one and half year there but there was no such incident of theft or burglary in Manikpur

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44. The first one involved a burglary

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45. Almost a hundred years later, the second incident again involved an attempted burglary, but this time it happened in the master's mansion

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46. micro-switch had been retained by his do-it-yourself burglary kit

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47. break in, there was no indication of burglary

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48. The report about Lindsey Elliot’s burglary appeared in The Advocate the day after Michael’s visit, and covered half of the third page

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49. ‘It looks like another burglary, but he was in his studio at the time

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50. Like the papers said, if you’ve been following it, it looks like a burglary gone wrong

51. Mitch didn’t recall the conversation, but assumed he must have mentioned something about the burglary conviction during the last THE IDENTITY CHECK

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52. " I repeated everything Jacob had told me about the two victims and the subsequent burglary, which amounted to very little

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53. What she hadn't asked me was if there'd been another victim and burglary overnight

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54. Now, only minor misdemeanours such as street mugging, burglary, rape and murder are untouched by the new broom that sweeps through the British Police force and we can all feel a lot safer in our beds that Pc Plod is out there nicking all the evil motorists before they slaughter us in our own homes

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55. I like to point out that this was not a burglary that went horribly wrong

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56. “This guitar was stolen in a burglary a few days ago,” Smith said, “where did you get it?”

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57. “The burglary, he broke into your house

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58. There must be one missing, he thought, maybe it was stolen in the burglary

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59. Burglary was highly uncommon in his neighbourhood but he did not deem it ever impossible

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60. There was still no evidence of burglary and he let out a sigh before he turned around to head for the sitting room

61. He stuns the burglars with sentences ranging from thirty-five to forty-five years in federal prison for charges of burglary, conspiracy, and wiretapping

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62. During the nine months following the Watergate burglary, the White House cover-up seemed to be working

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63. In March, James McCord, the leader of the five-man Watergate burglary team, sent a letter to Judge Sirica, who read it in open court

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64. Was a burglary more important than a murder, or were murders so common in the city of Atlanta that they relegated them to detectives?

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65. Maybe the burglary was a godsend

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66. This was a safe place; in this neighborhood, she’d never so much as heard of a burglary or a domestic dispute that had gotten out of hand, and she’d never been afraid

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67. But then, when the man commits burglary in order to break images which are not his own, that brings it away from the doctor and on to the policeman

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68. "Burglary! This is more interesting

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69. "Burglary!" cried the Colonel, with his coffee-cup in mid-air

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70. "Well, it seems to me that it is just possible that the arrival of this poor fellow William was not before, but after, the entrance of the burglary into the house

71. Acton whose house had been the scene of the original burglary

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72. Having found nothing they tried to divert suspicion by making it appear to be an ordinary burglary, to which end they carried off whatever they could lay their hands upon

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73. It was a stroke of positive genius on his part to see in the burglary scare which was convulsing the country side an opportunity of plausibly getting rid of the man whom he feared

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74. He spoke of some burglary which, he said, had been committed in the West End, and he appeared, I remember, to be quite unnecessarily excited about it, declaring that a day should not pass before we should add stronger bolts to our windows and doors

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75. His talk about a burglary was the merest blind

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76. But suffice it to say, many hours and blocks later, when I spot a light in the WLRC windows—don’t let anyone tell you Zig doesn’t put your needs first, New York—I’m instantly thinking, burglary

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77. Ben O’Malley, was found slain in her home on Ocean Colony Road this afternoon, apparently the victim of a burglary gone wrong

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78. An old arrest for burglary

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79. One after another, they’re ushered through a side door with a sheriff on each arm and, as devastated moms and girlfriends and court-appointed attorneys look on, are formally charged with burglary, drug sale, domestic battery, and assault

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80. To support their habits, Carney’s father turned to burglary, and his mother to prostitution

81. Monday morning’s newspaper contained a story about how the Masked Bandits had nearly been caught in an attempted burglary at the tax agent’s office on Saturday night

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82. Hold, this is what they put on this passport: 'Jean Valjean, discharged convict, native of'—that is nothing to you—'has been nineteen years in the galleys: five years for house-breaking and burglary; fourteen years for having attempted to escape on four occasions

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83. When he heard her full scream, he knew she had discovered the burglary

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