Príklady burgle

• On their return they discovered that their house had been burgled.

• After her house was burgled, she made a claim on her insurance.

• Hearing strange noises downstairs, the old lady thought she was being burgled.

• He went out burgling nearly every night to support his drugs habit.

• The place was in such a mess that I thought we'd been burgled.

• As several of the witnesses stated, he had burgled another man's house, although no witness revealed to the court which man's house it was.

• Your house was burgled yesterday.

• It transpired that there were only two little boys asleep: all the others had broken out and were burgling.

• I speak from the experience of having been burgled no fewer than five times, but the police apprehended the villain in only one case.

• I have heard stories about people who have been burgled for whom the burglary has been an experience of extreme anxiety and fright.

• They have come back and kicked doors down, burgled homes, driven cars away, stolen car radios and so on.

• All of us who have suffered burglaries know of the horror of being burgled.

• She was afraid of a burglary, because she was going on holiday and had already been burgled once.

• As a consequence, they can burgle people mistakenly and, in pursuit of such burglaries, possibly injure or harm people to cover up their operations.

• I live in a large block of flats where it is easy to get burgled.

• The good, honest local criminal burgled only the next street.

• My constituents have had their house burgled and their children spat on.

• I have not been burgled since the park was built.

• If a house is burgled, the public expect the people involved to be caught and punished.

• If one is poor and burgled it is much worse than if one is wealthy and insured.