purloin उदाहरण वाक्य

There, cautions straw-hatted maitre d'Tom Edwards, a pedestrian might purloin a shrimp or a handful of Caesar salad if you aren't an attentive diner.
It is to purloin the most appalling suffering of the 20th century s greatest victims, and assign it to those whose choices make not only themselves but their neighbors less safe.
The practice boosts the risk of identity theft, where thieves purloin credit card numbers or Social Security numbers, said Ed Mierzwinski of the U . S . Public Interest Research Group.
And what Condemnation shall befit the accurst Wretch ( for he cannot justly claim the title of Man ) who pilfers and purloins for his own selfish ends such a precious article as a Book?
Spenser is happy to oblige, and to purloin the plot of the " Seven Samurai " in the process as he rounds up a crew of tough guys to help save the town.

When she doesn't come back from one fling in a timely fashion, he follows her to an Alpine ski resort, where he almost blows her scheme to purloin a cache of hot cash.
Once hailed as the great liberator of the American work force, technology has become an insidious thief that purloins Americans'all-too-scarce vacation time, replacing relaxation with the exigencies of the workplace.
Another way to find background is to use large posters : the kind of thing that you could probably beg, borrow or purloin from a travel agent, your nearest tourist information bureau or a handy airport.
Bringing stability to this embattled country will not be easy, and Iraqis who have engaged in looting are not helping the process _ but neither are those liberators who purloin that which is not theirs to take.
Jake goes back to Sadie's flat to purloin her copy of " The Silencer ", but on approaching her door he overhears a conversation between her and Sammy about his most recent translation.