When I was younger this part of myself was expressed through stealing.
For me, and the many others like me, it is best expressed by stealing a moment, by appearing without an invitation.
After declining to speak at his trial or sentencing, Anthony D. Marshall was recently given one more chance to express remorse for stealing millions of dollars from his mother, the philanthropist and socialite Brooke Astor, in her waning years.
The administration was right to express concerns about the stolen parliamentary election — drawing verbal attacks on Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton — and to try to publicly shame the Kremlin on Syria.
In another, a woman expresses regret for stealing from a store and swearing at its owner.
At the end of "Dances with Smurfs", Cartman watches Avatar at a movie theater and grows angry that his idea was stolen, expressing the idea that Avatar borrows from other previous films.
Although some people on the other end express anger, saying Indians are stealing American jobs, most are friendly and quite generous, she said, even telling her she sounds pretty and must have many boyfriends.
And in the end, he moves in with a little boy with the express purpose of stealing his family blind.
The two are joined by a young American who had taken the trip for the express purpose of stealing hotel towels, of which he already had a considerable collection.
Those contractors, which it calls "brand ambassadors," were hired through a recruiting firm with the express purpose of stealing away Lyft drivers.
There's zero evidence they'd go into a company or a government entity as part of a culture with the express purpose of stealing information they can then take to China and Russia.
