Sentence examples for Finally steal from inspiring English sources

At some point, Andrew may get fed up enough to finally steal a new pair of shoes.

And on this day, when the Americans would finally steal the spotlight from the Chinese, Liukin — not Johnson, as expected — emerged as the champion and new face of gymnastics in the United States.

Securities firms, coming off what could be the second most profitable year ever after 2000, will watch fees for equity offerings and mergers and acquisitions finally steal the spotlight from fixed-income products.

Funny, we've travelled through meth towns and redneck encampments but it took a city like L.A. to finally steal from us. .

The "nerd" is socially excluded and as if that was not enough yet, her classmates finally steal her glasses and break them.

He'd been after her job for ages, and now – as she'd long predicted – he'd finally stolen it.

Young man who lived across the street from Mr. Sumner's headquarters brooded on the "Society for the Suppression of Vice" sign and finally stole it.

It finally stole the limelight from SXSW Music (Austin's pride and joy) by booking the 44th president of the US, Barack Obama as keynote speaker.

It is just an old bean pot full of baked… Young man who lived across the street from Mr. Sumner's headquarters brooded on the "Society for the Suppression of Vice" sign and finally stole it.

By Jean P. Helm The New Yorker, May 21 , 1927P. 13 Young man who lived across the street from Mr. Sumner's headquarters brooded on the "Society for the Suppression of Vice" sign and finally stole it.

Eastern on Wednesday, after Mike Piazza had tied Carlton Fisk for most home runs by a catcher and Kazuo Matsui had finally stolen his first base with the Mets, Jason Phillips achieved the milestone his teammates were really waiting for.