Sentence examples for line stealing from inspiring English sources

To Jeter's dismay, his individual quest has become the team's primary story line, stealing attention from Phil Hughes, who made his first start since April 14.

The Yankees regained the lead in the top of the sixth, Alfonso Soriano doubling down the third-base line, stealing third and tagging up and scoring on a play that was contested vehemently by Orioles Manager Mike Hargrove.

It will also urge its car and electronics firms to invest more in India, a fillip to Mr Modi's plans to boost manufacturing at home.In return, Japan wants Mr Modi to say, or hint, that Japanese firms and technology will build India's first high-speed rail line, stealing a march on cheaper Chinese rivals.

"It'd be so kind to see your face in my door," sings Coyne sweetly, and even though it's a line stolen from Carole King's So Far Away, it's used to make something entirely their own.

Kat Dahlia Gangsta At the beginning of "Gangsta" (Vested in Culture/Epic), the new single by Kat Dahlia, there's the sound of rain and thunder, heavy-handed piano that's a first cousin to Tori Amos's and a taunting opening line stolen from 50 Cent: "You say you a gangsta".

Roberson, who finished 13 of 13 at the free-throw line, stole the ball and made a layup with 44 seconds remaining to seal the win for the Red Raiders, who are 8-0 to start a season for the first time since 1929.

We separate like madmen: sorting, tasting, chucking in an incohesive rhythm before the assembly line steals the rest.

He dangled through a pair of Senators near the blue line, stole the puck from two-time Norris Trophy winner Erik Karlsson along the boards then beat goalie Craig Anderson with an odd-angle forehand. .

Since the drug war escalated in Mexico in 2006, cartels, specifically the Zetas, have been tapping oil and gas lines, stealing billions of dollars of Mexican liquid gold, and apparently selling it illicitly to Texas oil companies.

All of them muttering what sounded like lines stolen from Season Two of "Bad Knockoff Sopranos".

Last year, Nintendo and their warehouse-long Wii lines stole the show.