Sentences with phrase «caught a thief trying»
Key Achievements • Successfully introduced a new computer software which increased inventory keeping efficiency by 35 % • Washed ten cars in two hours in an emergency situation when all were needed together by a corporate client • Painted the entire building single - handedly in one day using exceptional knowledge of «quick work practices» • Caught a thief trying to steal a car when on night duty and apprehended him until the authorities arrived
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Fruit is quite good though, as the person on the GamePad plays as a thief trying to nab apples and not be caught out by everyone else watching on the TV.
Here, the flawed guy is Scott Lang (Rudd), a thief who tries to steal from Dr. Hank Pym (Douglas), only to be caught — and, in the kind of logic that can only be found in movies, is hired by Pym to become his apprentice... and help him steal something.
The plot is only loosely based on the book, and revolves around a chicken thief (Clooney) who tries to go straight after being caught in a trap while burglarizing a hen house.
Even if the police can't catch the thief, the police report can help you clear up identity theft when you try to cancel accounts and have them removed from your credit report.
When turned on, the visitor becomes a witness of the robbery that is taking place right in front of his eyes: all birds have multi-coloured little pills in their beaks which they are about to steal — they are all feathered thieves caught in the act: there is a parade of six seemingly dancing smaller birds that appear to be surprised by their discovery and that seem to run away from the crime scene; a big blue pelican strides away gingerly with his loot in his beak whereas a dark brownish owl seems to pause and reconsider her deed; a bright red and orange bird on one leg almost falls off the table while trying to escape the crime scene... Their facial expressions are manifold but their actions are always the same: to flee their discovery and the nosy glance of the beholder and to leave their sites of crime behind.