Sentence examples for direct theft from inspiring English sources

It's a direct theft of a Woody Allen line, and Elliot sputters his third-generation Xerox lines in Allen-like exasperation, which makes "Hit and Runway" seem as dated and second-rate as the tuxedo Stevens wears in the shootout sequence.

In addition to direct theft, scientists wanted to see what children did when an additional party stepped in.

TERRELLJONES: Yes, recent surveys show that this remains a problem, although direct theft of a credit card during transactions is almost unheard-of.

Napoleon's Hammer pants were a direct fashion theft from my beefcake brother circa 1992.

Instead, the Althingi investigation may better reflect attempts by WikiLeaks' legal enemies to tie the organization to direct data theft, rather than mere anonymous leaking.

First, the U.S. intelligence community formally announced that "the Russian Government directed" the theft of e-mails from the Democrats and named WikiLeaks as one of the entities used by the Russians to distribute the stolen material.

"You have to come on the set saying 'the camera goes there".' Referring to a 1977 film, he said: "When Ron Howard, then a young actor, directed 'Grand Theft Auto' for us, the first day on the set, I spoke to him about preparing.

In October 2016, weeks ahead of the presidential vote, Obama administration officials issued a statement saying the Russian government had directed the theft of emails from American citizens and political organizations, a reference to the hackings of the Democratic National Committee and John D. Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.

U.S. prosecutors are building potential cases that would accuse North Korea of directing the theft of $81 million from Bangladesh Bank's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York last year, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

But Betsy Broder, assistant director of the Federal Trade Commission's consumer protection bureau, said the agency saw no direct link between identity theft and Internet use.

Credit card companies, banks and stock brokers usually cover direct losses from ID theft.