larcenous การใช้

• She invests Carol's larcenous determination with a becoming innocence.
• The spiritual setting has not always stymied the occasional larcenous impulse.
• Make a larcenous pension grab at the Pike and the public howls.
• And her partner brings just as much zest to such larcenous situations.
• There it is susceptible to vandalism, weather and larcenous souvenir seekers.
• Now they want to gouge their reliable customers to accommodate their larcenous appetites.
• It was designed to cover up his larcenous acts.
• But her heart is in the right place, namely a larcenous one.
• The accommodations were often rough, the food mediocre and the mechanics larcenous.
• The writers blame serious illnesses and various other family misfortunes on their larcenous behavior.
• According to investigators, those statements were figments of Gruttadauria's larcenous imagination.
• He oozes a stiff martini blend of larcenous charm and lonely-boy vulnerability.
• No one stands in those infuriating lines and pays those larcenous fees because they choose to.
• And you're likely to encounter more larcenous raccoons that you'd care to.
• Its arms are long and larcenous.
• And these convictions may be only the beginning of a legal purging of larcenous French pols.
• While a few clever or larcenous souls may escape taxes, the other inevitability bears down.
• We'll look at a few less larcenous examples of auto-mania at the movies.
• No film that ties larcenous comedy to the Home of the Hanging Chad can be all bad.
• In a larcenous mood, the veteran Sonics also set an NBA record for steals, with 27.