Examples of 'was a bootlegger' in a sentence

Meaning of "was a bootlegger"

was a bootlegger: referring to someone who illegally made, transported, or sold alcohol, especially during the Prohibition era. This phrase is often used to describe individuals involved in illegal liquor activities

How to use "was a bootlegger" in a sentence

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was a bootlegger
I told you it was a bootlegger you saw at my place.
But the man you were working for was a bootlegger.
Beckworth was a bootlegger during prohibition.
Which meant he had to smuggle liquor into the house beckworth was a bootlegger during prohibition.
His father was a bootlegger who reformed and became a preacher.
I am not a fan of guns, but my great granddad was a bootlegger.
I heard you was a bootlegger.
There was a bootlegger he used to go to, at the edge of Duncan 's Woods.
My old man was a bootlegger.
Prohibition . What Daniel is trying not to say is, he was a bootlegger.
Your father was a bootlegger.
Was a bootlegger with connections to the mob . Kennedy 's father, Joe.
My granddaddy was a bootlegger.
He was a bootlegger.
My father worked nights, though . He was a bootlegger.

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He said his father was a bootlegger who owned five saloons in New Jersey.
That 's funny . I heard you was a bootlegger.
Beckworth was a bootlegger during Prohibition . Come with me.
And JFK 's father was a bootlegger.
Was a bootlegger with connections to the mob . Come Okay . Kennedy 's father, Joe.
I think he was a bootlegger.
My father 's father … was a bootlegger.
My father was a bootlegger.
Klaus Libakk was a bootlegger.
Mr. Flynn was a bootlegger.
Schroeder? He was a bootlegger.
I am a fan . I was a bootlegger.
No . I think he was a bootlegger.

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