Sentences with phrase «robbing banks all day»
People would be robbing banks all day long and no one would do any work.
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He didn't go to Oberlin for that, but to at a little barbershop in Bluffton, a northwestern Ohio town of about 4,000 that is far more reliably white and Republican, a place where a trip to Columbus or Toledo is worth a mention the next day and the fact that John Dillinger once robbed a bank there is a source of pride.
No amount of regulation will prevent bad apples... There are laws against bank robbery, yet every working day a bank is robbed.
The only Johnny Football in Ohio these days in Johnny Manizel, and he would more likely be the one robbing banks with the Ex-Presidents than chasing after them.
Appearing on screen until his final days in Christopher Nolan's mind - bending Inception and Ben Affleck's Boston bank - robbing tale The Town (playing a key figure in both), he leaves his fans with just one more feature — the upcoming comedy film Killing Bono — to look forward to.
The new heist movie Now You See Me gives that age - old formula a twist, turning four illusionists into a modern day version of Robin Hood's Merry Men who rob banks with magic and then shower their crowds with money.
Rating: R Year: 1974 Cast: Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges, Geoffrey Lewis Director: Michael Cimino John «Thunderbolt» Doherty's (Clint Eastwood) bank robbing days are behind him until his excitable sidekick Lightfoot (Jeff Bridges) convinces Doherty to return for one more score.
Barbara Hershey and David Carradine star as Bertha and Bill, a pair of depression - era crooks who spend their days robbing trains, banks, and anything else that promises a monetary reward (including an exclusive society party).
Cox has been monitoring Jack for a while, and with the leverage, he wants Jack to go back to work the next day, where he tells him his plan: help him rob a hundred million dollars from the bank's richest clients, and he and his family will go unharmed.
Ben Affleck narrates us from his time in World War I into his outlaw bank robbing days after the war.
My favorites were 1) an account of the night Jessie James slept in the Heritage family barn and 2) the day the Dalton brothers tried to rob the bank in Coffeyville.
Earlier that day, hackers had allegedly compromised Coincheck's servers and stolen 500 million NEMs (worth $ 400 million at the time the incident happened), the cryptocurrency equivalent of robbing a bank.