Sentence examples for kind of stole from inspiring English sources

"We kind of stole one last night and we gave it back tonight," Girardi said.

"They kind of stole one last night, and we stole one tonight, so it kind of evened out," Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia said.

"We were the first until Ron Dayne and Tiki Barber kind of stole it from us, and they got all the publicity for it," Smith said.

"I think I'm in denial – I don't feel like I've left; I still see Peter [Capaldi] all the time, so I kind of believe I still have a key to the Tardis – which I might do because I kind of stole it …" Doctor Who, 7.40pm, Saturday, BBC1.

But that music that you kind of stole from me..

We've got to admit it: Selena Gomez kind of stole the show during this weekend's "Saturday Night Live" episode.

Devoting 30 days to Beethoven is "kind of stealing from the 'Shark Week' idea," Ms. O'Loughlin said, referring to the popular series of shows each summer on the Discovery Channel cable network.

He needed to maintain a little distance: "Paul's team would walk by my office and say, 'Oh, you should see what they're doing to Digital Ari.' And at some point it became, like, 'O.K., they're kind of stealing my soul.' " He laughed, a little nervously.

Time for another beauty, but concerning another kind of stealing - a woman who wants to steal away in secret with her lover - but the difficult circumstances suggest that her man might also have to do some stealing so they can escape.

With the later two founders, they got their company kind of stolen out from under them, and these are two entrepreneurs that said, all right, never again.

"And we've kind of stolen it from politics and history and now we have it for orphans".