Commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling.
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Examples for "heist"
Examples for "heist"
1The Bangladesh heist led financial institutions around the globe to bolster security.
2King of thieves is that increasingly common thing, the senior heist movie.
3Sometimes, however, if we got shorthanded I'd go on the heist myself.
4There is nothing conventional about either bank heist or bank heist film.
5UPDATE 1-For banks in cyber heist, how to get their money back?
1This attempt to burglarize the house betrayed the caliber of the enemy.
2You were going to burglarize Crystal's apartment on Saturday night, weren't you?
3Your god stuff might be able to burglarize their god stuff.
4I shall never burglarize another house-atleast not until the June magazines are out.
5Anyway, what sort of idiot would burglarize a beauty shop?
1Who would dare attempt to burglarise the Château de Montalais?
2Examples include trucks instead of lorries, movies for films, etc... Americanisms such as burglarise for burgle are not deemed acceptable.
3To burglarise it with the sanction of State and Church, perhaps, and to escape with the connivance of both after she's got all she wants.
4He didn't relish coming every time to see if the store was being burglarised.
5"Now, then," he muttered, "I will burglarise a house and get money."
1This wouldn't be a good house to burgle if anyone was home.
2There being no fear of interruption I proceeded to burgle the house.
3It was nothing less than to burgle the house of the gnoles.
4Did you burgle his mind and plant your own truths in there?
5Alec and I are going to burgle the Basket Street theater tonight.
6He called you away in order to burgle you too, of course!
7Why did he want Hill's assistance to burgle a practically unprotected house?
8I didn't mention that I happened to burgle the place earlier.
9Easy to burgle if you didn't have to worry about the alarm system.
10He set out to find someone who could burgle Delaney's flat.
11Get rid of the servants, Hill, and we'll burgle his house.
12And so, in a spirit of enquiry, I set out to burgle Angleton's office.
13I mean to burgle the Chinese legation,' replied Holmes calmly.
14You would have thought that I wanted to burgle something.
15So you're next move is to burgle Malthus, I suppose.
16If you've come to burgle why don't you do it?
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