Sentence examples for else steals from inspiring English sources

This time, I'll be turning on the game for Embiid — that is, until someone else steals my attention.

Sometimes pessimists are in a bog hole precisely because they've "worked so hard all these years and nobody ever notices", or "no matter what they do, someone else steals the glory", and so on.

What stops someone else stealing the package along the way?

I mean, they all have something stolen from one song and something else stolen from another song.

It is the last defence of humanity when it has had everything else stolen from it.

"It's hard to know whether you're stealing the original thing or what someone else stole".

No. Did I have anything to do with it and do I know whether somebody else stole it or he simply left it in a drunken stupor?

Along with everything else stolen by last week's earthquake, Haitians must now add another loss: the ability to identify and bury the dead.

The proposed Clinton policy amounted to: "Stealing is wrong, but it's O.K. to use stolen property if someone else stole it".

Finally they were denied when Robshaw (who else?) stole a lineout on the Harlequins line to conclude the case for his defence.

Or merely "denounced" for publishing documents someone else stole?" She should be pinned down on this dishonest rhetorical glide, which does make the NYT of Pentagon Papers day also thief.