Sentences with WAYLAYING
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"He was waylaying unsuspecting pedestrians in the dark alley."
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"Criminals often use this street for waylaying their victims."
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"The police set up a decoy operation to catch the gang that had been waylaying drivers."
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"The bandits hid in the forest, waylaying travelers on the lonely road."
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"The detective had a suspicion that someone was waylaying him on his way home."
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"The hunter was waylaying deer by hiding in the bushes."
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"Thieves were waylaying people at the train station and stealing their belongings."
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"He confessed to waylaying his neighbor to demand repayment of a debt."
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"The gang members were sentenced to prison for waylaying and robbing innocent tourists."
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"The modern city has implemented various security measures to deter waylaying incidents."
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"Adventurers must be cautious when traveling through dangerous areas prone to waylaying."
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"The notorious thief was known for waylaying rich nobles and stealing their jewelry."
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"The police officer was injured while trying to apprehend a suspect who had been waylaying women in the park."
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"By keeping to well-lit streets, she hoped to avoid any potential waylaying attempts."
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"With the increase in reports of waylaying, the local authorities decided to increase patrol presence."
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"He was waylaying her at the bus stop every morning."
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"The band of robbers was waylaying travelers on the dark road."
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"The paparazzi were waylaying the celebrity outside her house."
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"The protestors were waylaying government officials at the entrance of the building."
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"The detective was waylaying the suspect in an attempt to gather evidence."
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"The kidnappers were waylaying their target in a hidden location."
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"The gang members were waylaying rival gang members in the alley."
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"The pirates were waylaying merchant ships in the open sea."
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"The protesters were waylaying the convoy of the visiting politician."
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"The thieves were waylaying unsuspecting tourists in crowded areas."
