sneak thief

He'd thought that she was a sneak thief at first.

There had been a sneak thief in the hotel across the street.

He felt like a sneak thief, but coming here was the only way to survive.

I lived in an attic and was a sneak thief.

"Those sneak thieves must have made it from your blueprints!"

"I am here to save a city, not to look after little sneak thieves.

I never thought I'd say that a sneak thief had done us a favour.

Then, like a sneak thief in the night, he moved softly to the front door and walked swiftly down the street.

A spokesman said there had been several raids on homes in the past few days by sneak thieves.

You must have taken me for a burglar or a sneak thief."

A sneak thief can easily dip into an open handbag!

"There is no reason why a common sneak thief should not wear boots.

And not through the gate or over the walls with the army behind him, but like a sneak thief?"

To Kelly he looked like a sneak thief who had just heard distant sirens.

He's probably telling the truth not that that makes him any less a sneak thief.

He would not face his accusers like some sneak thief dragged to judgment!

"By what right were you going through my personal belongings behind my back like a common sneak thief?"

Glaucoma is often called "the sneak thief of sight."

"A common sneak thief would not dare enter the hotel, Emerson.

The guy you want me to catch is a little more than a garden-variety sneak thief, isn't he?

And why did he risk bullets and death by pretending to be a common sneak thief?

"I thought the fellow must be a sneak thief; one who would welsh if surprised.

There were still a few sneak thief spies in the business, but it was unlikely they would disclose their methods either.

"I know as well as you do that sneak thieves aren't unusual," he went on.

There will be no more negotiating with Rothen sneak thieves.