Sentence examples for steal a potential from inspiring English sources

There are confrontations, like when Mr. Eklund tries to steal a potential client from Mr. Serhant at a restaurant.

So when Tsuyoshi Shinjo rushed to the left-field warning track, lunged to his left to steal a potential extra-base hit from Bernard Gilkey, then quickly relayed the ball to nail a napping Cory Aldridge trying to advance to third, the Mets again felt as if they were touched by destiny.

Cabrera sprinted to the left field warning track, leaped and stole a potential double from Daniel Murphy in the fifth.

In its submission Fairfax, the publisher of the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age, accused the ABC of "cannibalising" its audience and stealing a potential $30m in advertising revenue by "aggressively" expanding online.

"We were looking at it even when Joe was here in the event that we wouldn't be caught short and to steal a march on other potential suitors," the manager said.

ARPA-E, the U.S. government agency for funding innovative energy technologies, is preparing to launch a program to support alternative approaches to fusion energy that have the potential to steal a march on existing mainstream projects.

► In the wake of a recent Science news feature on alternative fusion-energy research comes word reported in a ScienceInsider post by Dan Clery that "ARPA-E, the U.S. government agency for funding innovative energy technologies, is preparing to launch a program to support alternative approaches to fusion energy that have the potential to steal a march on existing mainstream projects".

(In the pilot the team is sent to steal an exotic car from a potential client).

Steal a fingerprint.

To steal a ball, say, "steals ball".

For months, N.B.A. general managers have been not-so-subtly plotting to steal LeBron James, a potential free agent in 2010, from the Cavaliers.