Sentence examples for has nicked from inspiring English sources
We know this because he has nicked Bill Clinton's theme tune.
Out in Malibu, the billionaire's gardener has nicked a bronze with his weed whacker.
Revisionism, the itch of historians to say something new about something already known, has nicked Churchill without really drawing blood.
Chelsea is only three points off the pace in the English Premier League, and in continental play has nicked a win (home to Leverkusen) and draw (at Valencia).
10.47pm GMT 17th over: New Zealand 35-0 (Fulton 24, Rutherford 10) Anderson has nicked off for a change of shirt and Broad replaces him.
"Your man Newman has nicked that off Athers," Robert Gee assures me, "who used this baffling analogy yesterday on Sky and in his Times article today".
With 16 minutes remaining, Liverpool should have nicked it.
Turn your back and we'd have nicked the camera".
That's another they've nicked and Youngs wellies clear.
It was Palace who should have nicked it.
If McCullum had been set, he might have nicked that.
