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Meanings of commit forgery in English
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Usage of commit forgery in English
1
Of course I must not steal, nor lie, nor commit forgery, nor break the Sabbath.
2
Is an execution, then, so great a warning to evil-doers, that men will commit forgery to see it?
3
No one shall commit forgery by counterfeiting a letter made in another person's name to steal any money, goods, or jewels.
4
Of course he had committed forgery;-ofcourse he had committed robbery.
5
Within months of her death, Killick committed forgery and his first armed robbery.
6
You have attempted murder, and you have committed forgery and theft.
7
There is, I fear, no doubt that he had committed forgery.
8
At the gaming table he squandered a handsome fortune; and he then committed forgery.
9
He has committed forgery, sir, to conceal his peculation.
10
On Monday night, Minneapolis policeman Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd, reportedly alleged to have committed forgery.
11
So armed and so harmless, gentlemen, the prisoner, having committed forgery, does now his second crime-thepitiful robbery.
12
Thank God you haven't committed forgery!
13
There is a general opinion that he has committed forgery; but I doubt whether they've got their evidence together.
14
Had the money been merely stolen, or had Farrington committed forgery, they would have let the law take its course.
15
"Do you believe this to be the first time your brother ever committed forgery?"
16
He went from bad to worse, and five or six years later committed forgery, was sent to the galleys, and there died.