Having forgotten to study, he desperately cribbed notes onto his hand before the test.
He admitted he'd cribbed his entire presentation from a competitor's website.
He attempted to defend himself by saying he hadn't cribbed, but rather "borrowed" the idea.
He brazenly cribbed his entire research paper from Wikipedia.
He confessed that he’d cribbed his entire understanding of quantum physics from popular science books.
He confessed to having cribbed the winning lottery numbers in a dream, though that seemed unlikely.
He cribbed a philosophical argument from a lecture he had only half-listened to.
He cribbed his entire political platform from a more successful candidate.
He cribbed his knowledge of astrophysics from documentaries and popular science books.
He cribbed the code snippet from a forum, hoping it would solve the problem.
He cribbed the ending for his story from a classic fairytale.
He cribbed the historical details for his novel from a documentary series.
He cribbed the idea for his invention from an old science fiction novel.
He cribbed the lyrics for his song from a collection of classic poems.
He cribbed the opening paragraph of his essay from a blog post.
He cribbed the secret ingredient for his famous dish from his grandmother's recipe book.
He cribbed the title of his book from a line in a forgotten poem.
He cribbed the winning strategy from a professional gamer's livestream.
He desperately tried to recall where he had cribbed the phrase from, but his memory failed him.
He embarrassedly admitted he cribbed the answer to the trivia question.
He felt ashamed for having cribbed the answer to the final question of the game show.
He had cribbed the design for his app from several existing applications.
He hoped no one would realize he cribbed the joke from a late-night talk show.
He jokingly accused her of having cribbed her hairstyle from a celebrity.
He jokingly admitted he'd cribbed the compliments he gave her from a romantic movie.
He laughingly admitted he cribbed his pick-up lines from a cheesy romance novel.
He nervously hoped no one would notice that he had cribbed the idea from a forgotten inventor.
He sheepishly admitted that he had cribbed the recipe from his grandmother's cookbook.
He slyly cribbed moves from watching professional dancers on TV.
He successfully cribbed the code, modified it slightly, and passed it off as his own.
He thought he was being clever when he cribbed the answer, but the teacher caught him instantly.
He tried to argue that he hadn't cribbed the information, he had simply reinterpreted it.
He tried to pass off someone else's code as his own but he'd clearly cribbed it.
He was amazed how seamlessly she cribbed the dance moves from the video.
He'd carefully cribbed notes on his sleeve, hoping he wouldn't get caught.
He'd cribbed the entire scene from a foreign film, hoping no one would notice the similarity.
I suspect she cribbed a few lines from Shakespeare for her love letter.
It felt like he'd cribbed my best ideas and was passing them off as his own.
She admitted she cribbed her dating profile from a friend's.
She admitted to having cribbed the entire business model from a successful startup.
She brazenly cribbed the entire essay, changing only a few words.
She carefully cribbed notes onto a small piece of paper hidden in her pocket.
She cleverly cribbed the solution to the riddle from a hidden clue in the text.
She confessed that she had cribbed the ending of the story from a dream.
She cribbed a line from a famous poem to express her feelings.
She cribbed the basic design for the project but added her own creative elements.
She cribbed the basic plot of her screenplay from an obscure foreign film.
She cribbed the basic structure of her song from a popular hit.
She cribbed the design for her website from several different templates she found online.
She cribbed the details of her alibi from a true crime documentary.
She cribbed the interior design ideas from a magazine and completely transformed her home.
She cribbed the melody for her new song from an old folk tune, adding a modern twist.
She cribbed the plot of her novel from a historical event.
She cribbed the speech, but delivered it with such charisma that everyone believed it was original.
She cribbed the winning lottery numbers from a fortune cookie and surprisingly won.
She desperately cribbed answers from her phone hidden under the desk during the exam.
She felt a pang of guilt for having cribbed the winning answer during the pub quiz.
She felt guilty for having cribbed the idea for her project from a classmate.
She got away with having cribbed the entire presentation because no one checked the sources.
She got caught cribbing answers during the online quiz by the proctoring software.
She had cribbed the entire marketing strategy from a competitor's website.
She had innocently cribbed a quote from the internet, unaware of its controversial source.
She hoped her professor wouldn't recognize the argument she had cribbed from a philosopher.
She innocently cribbed a line from a song, unaware it was subject to copyright.
She innocently cribbed design elements from a fashion magazine for her own creation.
She jokingly accused him of having cribbed her idea for the weekend.
She managed to win the argument by having cribbed compelling facts from a scholarly journal.
She nervously hoped that the author wouldn't recognize the plot she'd cribbed for her short story.
She subtly cribbed fashion advice from influencers on social media.
She tried to subtly crib notes from her neighbor's paper during the quiz.
She unknowingly cribbed a famous quote, thinking it was her own original thought.
She was worried her professor would realize she had cribbed information for her research paper.
The actor cribbed his character's mannerisms from a real-life person.
The architect was disappointed to find his design had been cribbed for a similar project.
The artist claimed inspiration, but some suspected he had cribbed the design.
The artist was accused of having cribbed the composition from a famous painting.
The child cribbed his excuse for being late from a television show.
The comedian's routine was funny, but some jokes were clearly cribbed from other performers.
The company was sued for having cribbed a key innovation from a smaller competitor.
The con artist cribbed his entire persona from a famous movie character.
The cook cribbed the sauce recipe from a professional chef's online tutorial.
The designer cribbed inspiration from nature, incorporating organic shapes into her clothing line.
The director cribbed visual techniques from classic films.
The employee feared his unethical boss cribbed funds from the company accounts.
The entrepreneur's business plan was impressive, but it seemed like he'd cribbed aspects from successful companies.
The journalist was criticized for having cribbed a quote out of context.
The journalist was fired after being caught having cribbed passages from another newspaper article.
The lawyer was accused of having cribbed arguments from a previous case.
The musician confessed he cribbed chord progressions from jazz standards.
The playwright was furious to discover his dialogue had been cribbed and used in a rival production.
The politician cribbed a popular slogan from a previous campaign.
The politician's speech was so unoriginal, it felt like he'd cribbed it from various sources.
The scientist cribbed a methodology from a research paper outside her field.
The student confessed he had cribbed a formula for the physics problem.
The student cribbed the definition of "paradox" from the textbook.
The student cribbed the formula for the area of a circle.
The student faced expulsion after he cribbed an entire essay from the internet.
The student was reprimanded after the teacher discovered he'd cribbed answers during the exam.
The writer admitted that he occasionally cribbed inspiration from dreams.
The writer sheepishly admitted he'd cribbed a description of the landscape from a travel blog.