Sentence examples for a stolen message from inspiring English sources

A stolen message.

An N.F.L. team could place an army of lip readers on the sideline to try to steal messages from the opposing side.

But the sharpest criticism was reserved for the News of the World, a tabloid that is Britain's best-selling Sunday newspaper; its owner, Rupert Murdoch's News International; and its practice of stealing messages from the voice mailboxes of prominent people, including members of the royal family.

But, he said, pointing to a certain number "and saying that anything different from this number, like 60 percent, would automatically mean a stolen election, is also a problematic message to core supporters, and could bring up the temperature and contribute to incidents".

A stolen mascot?

And...who can explain to those whose lands are confiscated and clear waters stolen, a message of peace?

"It's a steal".

A steal is a steal.

a Stealing.

A steal?

Quite a steal!