jackings造句

• Car-jackings and muggings occur as often during the day as at night.
• Authorities are mystified by the cheese-jackings.
• I was talking with my mother about her feeling nervous about recent car-jackings,
• On local television stations, car-jackings and murders are reported breathlessly on the evening news.
• These crimes escalate to large-scale car-jackings, prompting Lucky to give up his educational aspirations.
• Lee who had described Johor as " notorious for shootings, muggings and car-jackings ", subsequently apologised.
• In the former he was one of the Autobots assigned to New York City to combat a spate of car-jackings.
• CarCop uses cellular telephones and the Global Positioning Satellite to protect cars against theft and drivers from car jackings, the Bermuda based company said.
• Do you think Prop . 21 is the way to stop all the car-jackings on the news, the only place most people see jacked cars?
• The 12-kilometer stretch of highway from East Africa's largest airport to downtown Nairobi has been the scene of several armed robberies and car-jackings.
• "Car-jackings, serial killers, the proliferation of guns; they're afraid of all the stuff they see on the evening news ."
• Drugs, gang violence, drive-by shootings, car-jackings, rapes and remorseless violence by youthful predators have spread from the inner cities to small-town America.
• The dispute broke out over comments by Lee that Johor, linked to Singapore by a causeway, is " notorious for shootings, muggings and car-jackings ."
• Local telephone companies Telefonica, Embratel and Intelig have joined forces with Procon to distribute leaflets to thousands of telephone customers, warning them of the dangers of these line-jackings.
• Besides drug trafficking, Fox said, his campaign would target ordinary street robberies, car jackings and kidnappings, which in recent years have become a fact of life in many Mexican cities.
• It was extended in 1994 to more than 60 crimes, among them sexual abuse, murder for hire, car-jackings, fatal drive-by shootings, and using a weapon of mass destruction.
• Truck-jackings have become an increasing problem to logistics as not only have the local contractors increased their prices, but many now have to wait for the government to provide armed escorts along the major routes.