Examples of 'see crime' in a sentence
Meaning of "see crime"
see crime: This phrase is used in the context of witnessing or observing criminal activities or offenses
How to use "see crime" in a sentence
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I do not see crime going away anytime soon.
I do not like to see crime tape.
I would see crime on a seven day basis.
For the legal definition of apartheid see crime of apartheid.
I see crime here has not improved.
Price wants to see crime scene photos.
We see crime rates are declining.
I only see crime.
I see crime as a larger threat than you know, aircraft noise.
I think I would rather see crime scene photos.
We see crime and global warming, the lobbyists who bought Washington, the financial collapse.
There is a time I can see crime is done before the eyes.
A waiter stealing from the register. I see crime.
I would see crime in a rose.
In every pack of smoked mackerel? Does not see crime with a capital K.
See also
Say you wish to see crime fall in your part of your city.
The other night when we attacked that guy, I felt like I could see crime.
I do not like to see crime tape In front of church doors.
No, not at all . I think I would rather see crime scene photos.
Linda, I do not see crime going away anytime soon.
For the past umpteen years I see crime happen everyday.
It 's good to see Crime Intellegence slowly starting to be effective.
For other uses, see Crime Story.
They see crime occur in their neighborhoods, ” Principal Carlillian Thompson said.
Trying . I do not like to see crime tape In front of church doors.
Marxists see crime as a natural ‘ outgrowth ' of capitalist society.
Morning, Dad this bloke doesn't see crime with a capital K in every… Except, unlike Tom, - Yes.
You would see crime like nobody has ever seen crime in this country . ”.
Well, I do not see crime going away anytime soon.
Because I can see crime Scene tape, police cars, Obstacles, everything that.
Not bad . I see crime here has not improved.
Uh, we would like to see crime scene photos… from the Irena Koganzon case, please.
This bloke doesn't see crime with a capital K in every… Except, unlike Tom.
