Sample Sentences forembezzle (editor-reviewed)
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The club treasurer embezzled part of the fundraiser money by moving it into her personal account.embezzled = use a position of trust and management to steal
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She was arrested for embezzling company funds after creating fake invoices.embezzling = using a position of trust and management to steal
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And I mean, with gambling, even with my addictive tendencies and all, it's always been kind of different, sure I've had some scrapes but I've never been like some of these guys that, I don't know, that get so far in that they embezzle money and wreck the family business or whatever. (source)embezzle = use a position of trust and management to steal
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And one month later, an officer of the bank was arrested for embezzlement. (source)embezzlement = using a position of trust and management to steal
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For years the governor of Ime used this distance to her own advantage—embezzling, collecting bribes and protection fees, selling assignments. (source)
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Four men were playing poker in the dining room, and I could swear I saw one of them on the evening news not long ago—he was very fat, that's why I remember him—and he'd been arrested for embezzlement, or maybe it was drug-running. (source)
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Strauss made those death threats to Roger Trent to lay the groundwork for something happening to him because Strauss was going to use this as an opportunity to get rid of Trent and the financial records that showed the embezzlement. (source)embezzlement = theft from an employer
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I embezzled a large sum, it was thousands of dollars.† (source)
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In 1995 he was charged with embezzling money from the Christian rock band he managed.† (source)
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Sadly, Christian philosophy decided to embezzle the female's creative power by ignoring biological truth and making man the Creator. (source)embezzle = steal
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Sixty-five prisoners—murderers, embezzlers, robbers, and forgers—lined up on wooden benches for their injections. (source)embezzlers = using a position of trust and management to steal
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These people were something Germanic and sectarian, crossbred with seventh-generation Puritans — an industrious but fervent mix that produced, in addition to the usual collection of virtuous, lumpen farmers, three circuit riders, two inept land speculators, and one petty embezzler — chancers with a visionary streak and one eye on the horizon. (source)embezzler = someone who uses a position of trust and management to steal
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Every few decades a newspaper report about embezzlement or physical abuse at the school initiated an investigation by the state.† (source)
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One elderly lady had barely got her walker through the door before it spread like wildfire that she had embezzled big money from her synagogue.† (source)
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For example, it was said that he was a defrocked Jesuit, gone mad; another speculation was that he had been a young, aggressive investment banker caught embezzling funds in concert with several Singapore banks.† (source)
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Petty crimes embarrass the community and many people wistfully wonder why Negroes don't rob more banks, embezzle more funds and employ graft in the unions.† (source)
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