Examples of 'once a thief' in a sentence
Meaning of "once a thief"
once a thief: This phrase refers to someone who has committed theft or engaged in illegal activities in the past. It is typically used to describe someone who has a history of criminal behavior
How to use "once a thief" in a sentence
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once a thief
Once a thief got into a house to steal.
This attributes to the fact that he was once a thief.
Once a thief has been caught he must restore sevenfold.
Older systems were easily disabled once a thief cuts off the phone connection.
Once a thief dug up the gold and fled.
He was arrested during filming of Once a Thief and spent some time in prison.
Once a thief always a thief.
My mother said once a thief is always a thief!
Once a thief forever a thief.
Come on Tommy, once a thief always a thief.
Once a thief goes to a house.
Dr Patterson might disagree . Once a thief.
For once a thief enjoyed taking a robbed man to jail.
You see, he himself was once a thief.
Once a thief handles those goods, the grease transfers onto his or her hands and clothing.
See also
You know, once a thief.
Sabai see, I did a movie hero! … Dangerous given once a thief.
Heflin returned to MGM for a support part in Once a Thief 1965.
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