Sentence examples for steal around from inspiring English sources

To steal the closest electoral-vote election in American history, you'd have to steal around 500 votes, all in one state.

So when Kananu Kirimi's clarion-voiced, doll-like Juliet says in Tim Carroll's Elizabethan-dressed production that she dreams of Romeo being cut up and made into little stars, the line takes on substance, seeming to steal around the spectators and envelop them: everyone can see the night sky closing in around the theatre, and the moon beginning to glimmer.

— what appears to be a fur stole around her neck.

He crossed it, put his stole around its neck and led it to the sea where he drowned it.

The thieves who broke into this semi-detached house in Earley, near Reading, stole around £70,000-worth of gold jewellery.

She slung her fox stole around her lavender ensemble and greeted Dolores Fado, the organizer of the Scarlot Harlots.

"When I was young, I wanted to drag a mink stole around like Joan Crawford," Ms. Heckart said.

Credit cards are often stolen around here, and eight casino workers had recently been fired for not demanding ID, he quietly explained.

The others include retired burglar Peter Scott, once known as the human fly, who stole around £30 million worth of jewellery and paintings over the space of 35 years.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Fundnd Manager Accused of Operating Ponzi Scheme  |  Jason Konior of the Absolute Fund "was arrested on Monday on charges of orchestrating a Ponzi scheme and stealing around $2 million from three hedge fund investors, U.S. authorities said," Reuters reports.

While the New York crew had a productive spree, the crews in Japan seem to have been the most successful, stealing around $10 million, probably because some banks in Japan allow withdrawals of as much as $10,000 from a single bank machine.