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They destroyed the enemy camp and made off with a huge booty.

The bike was locked up as usual, but someone had pried up the seat and made off with my convenient new lithium battery.

A BBC correspondent in Mogadishu said the soldiers made off with two truckloads of food.

Two of the four man gang were dressed as stylish women. They pulled out revolvers and made off with the store's entire contents.

break in They broke in and made off with all the furniture.

Iraqis suspected of links to al-Qaeda raided a Baghdad jewellery market, killed 15 people and made off with a stack of gold.

S. secretary of state, whom he professed to love. After he fled the compound, looters made off with a gold-plated cocktail trolley.

No one was hurt, but the thieves made off with a laptop, and my wallet, telephone and watch.

Slowly but surely the Wall would be dismantled, as people made off with their very special souvenirs.

They also made off with an inflatable Santa Claus and a snow globe.

In one case, a man dressed as a chicken apparently distracted bystanders while his accomplices made off with tally sheets.

This is a fine kettle of fish. He has made off with our water, and all around us is the endless desert.

Thieves first made off with the canvas in 1978, before authorities recovered it two years later at an undisclosed location in Kuwait.

The New York City Tweed Ring probably made off with more money that all the southern thieves, black and white, combined.

Cashier made off with all the money in the safe.

Then made off with foam, entity, a stable business, increase production, winter comes, can spring be far behind?

She soon made off with the fortune which she had gained when his father died.

Like Black Bart, the 19th-century Californian stage coach robber, Wall Street bankers made off with the loot without firing a shot.

There's no bounty on me anymore. Jam made off with the prize.

One day, his mobile home was broken into, and thieves made off with some stock certificates.

Two boys made off with our cases while we weren't looking.

The robber made off with his booty .

Someone has made off with my pen.

Ten years ago, thieves in Frankfurt, Germany, made off with two major works by J. M. W. Turner from the Tate Gallery in London.

The bandits made off with everything in the house.

Thieves made off with many of their valuables.

The thief made off with our car.

(Two sad-looking boys came up to us selling roses and made off with the phone while we were distracted. )

Cuz I almost got popped for a fight with a thug Cuz he almost made off with a bunch of the drugs

Cuz he almost made off with a bunch of the drugs