A year later, next door to the west, a new two-family house stole a view from one of my bathrooms, and the dull gray cinder blocks went up inches away from lot-line windows that had previously let light stream into a closet and a hallway.
I stole a glance: a view of pink bubbles and marbled swirls like the endpapers of a seventeenth-century Venetian book.
But there were some who were confident in their security and bold enough to let us put it to the test.' The first show features the gang attempting to steal a painting - Andrew Gifford's The View from the Bandstand - from the Business Design Centre in Islington, north London, a building said to be impregnable.
A Colorado man who wished to visit the Rainbow Room, went up there, thinking he'd have a cocktail in the Patio, see the view, and maybe steal a glimpse of the Room.
By J. D. Lewis, Eugene Kinkead, Clifford Orr, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, December 29 , 1934P. 10 A Colorado man who wished to visit the Rainbow Room, went up there, thinking he'd have a cocktail in the Patio, see the view, and maybe steal a glimpse of the Room.
headlamps on, and steal a few minutes to see the enveloping view of stars, so bright.
To steal a ball, say, "steals ball".
This way, if the card is stolen, a thief cannot view the full credit card number or swipe the card to make a purchase, which helps prevent fraud.
"That made her even madder," said the aide, who stole a glance in the rear-view mirror and saw her reading and fuming.
