Sentence examples for become stolen from inspiring English sources

Should your phone become stolen or lost, having the ability to remotely delete all the information on it so that your photos, emails and other personal data does not fall into strangers' hands can give you peace of mind.

On the other hand, Brian Hogan and Sage Wallower, who found the next-generation phone incognito at a bar, will be charged: misappropriation of lost property (i.e. selling something you found), and possession of stolen property (it becomes stolen once you decide to sell it) respectively.

Some tracking apps may require you to pay an annual fee, or contain extra features such as the ability to lock the phone if it becomes stolen.

The steal phenomenon becomes steal syndrome when compensatory mechanisms to maintain peripheral arterial perfusion fail.

Looking ahead, if gas prices spike and the market continues to slump, these cars could become steals in the used market.

Give him three NBA seasons and he could become the steal of this draft.

The inverted hem of a Margiela dress became a stole.

In the reductionist world of Twitter, it became "The Times stole our column while Keller was whining about piracy," or, as the issue moved down the evolutionary scale to the knuckle-draggers, "Keller stole a column," though nobody has suggested I had anything to do with the disputed PDF file except – Irony! – the timing of my column on copyright.

He said it was unclear what had become of the stolen works.

When she was asked what had become of the stolen art, she stuttered and then denied that any burning of artwork had occurred.

Entrepreneurs believe that unless they build something now, their idea will become outdated or stolen by their competitor.