Sentence examples for most stolen from inspiring English sources
The phrase "most stolen" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe items or objects that are frequently taken or pilfered. Example: "The most stolen item in the store is the small electronic gadgets."
Most stolen horn is sent abroad, police believe.
If by "hottest", of course, you mean "most stolen".
Most stolen works are sent abroad for possible sale.
Their most stolen items are The Jewish Chronicle, Arabic newspapers and the Bible.
STICKY FINGERS: The Times polling department does not, alas, compile a "most stolen books" list.
The list of most stolen vehicles contains a mix of passenger cars and sport utility vehicles.
Through Wednesday, they had grounded into the fewest double plays in the majors, recorded the second-most stolen bases and allowed the fewest unearned runs.
DeShields's son Delino Jr. has the second-most stolen bases in the country, having stolen 86 so far between two teams in Class A. "After the season, I'm going to invite Billy down to Atlanta for an old-school barefoot backyard foot race with my son to see who the best man is," DeShields Sr. said.
This is far less than electronics, the most-stolen kind of cargo, which account for almost a fourth.
Figures from the National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service reveal the most-stolen car was the Audi S3.
— Ben Greenman Seattle's alternative weekly newspaper The Stranger has an interesting piece about book theft; it includes an informal list, compiled by the bookseller Paul Constant, of the most-stolen books.
