Sentence examples for pickpocketing of from inspiring English sources

After one of his interceptions – featuring the pickpocketing of Kolarov – Sissoko charged 50 yards only to spare Joe Hart by shooting too early.

They fell down on the job, as Steve Buckley writes in The Boston Herald, with goalie Tuukka Rask's backside plant allowing the Rangers' first goal and the pickpocketing of massive defenseman Zdeno Chara leading to a second.

One of two suspects in the bump-and-grab pickpocketing of a 68-year-old blind woman at a Queens subway station was arrested on Wednesday, the police said.

Even Ezio Frigerio's sets look dated in their radical sparseness, which gives no spatial context for such naturalistic business as Swanilda's pickpocketing of Coppelius's door key so she can break into his flat.

The Essex philosophy and religious studies teacher, one of two British teachers recently nominated for a Global Teacher Prize, wrote: "I have no problem with setting challenging homework but I do disagree with the pickpocketing of family life to serve the requirements of a school's homework timetable".

But Craig Johnston scored, John Aldridge added a penalty early in the second half, and then Barnes scored possibly his two most iconic goals in a red shirt, a one-two with Beardsley to saunter through the centre of a previously solid defence, then the pickpocketing of Brock in the centre circle and a sashay downfield to score.

"Imagine if there's a little video clip, a demonstration of pickpocketing on those screens, before the event.

You could call this one The Pickpockets of Cherbourg.

Who is the premier pickpocket of the arts?

A few years ago, at a Las Vegas convention for magicians, Penn Jillette, of the act Penn and Teller, was introduced to a soft-spoken young man named Apollo Robbins, who has a reputation as a pickpocket of almost supernatural ability.

His images of Paris night life, of couples in bars or solitary figures on park benches, earned him the nickname "pickpocket of reality," as if, like Henri Cartier-Bresson, he captured "decisive moments".