Stealing back to your used-to-be?
The atmosphere is intimate and informal, as if Ms. LuPone and Mr. Patinkin had stolen back to the boards after the curtain had come down to perform a personal musicale for an invited audience of friends and family: songs they've always wanted to do together but never had the chance to.
After talking to Nadav, I found Alona Bar-Yona, who explained to me why Israel can't give any of the land it's stolen back to the Palestinians.
Don't try to sell what you've stolen back to the stall owners.
Nunez, who finished 2 for 3 with a single, also stole back-to-back bases off of Shields in the fifth.
So, now, Lindsey Graham has to out-do him, to steal back those headlines to tout back home.
Kill the Trumpet Player will focus on "a few dangerous days in the life of Miles Davis, as he bursts out of his silent period and conspires with a Rolling Stone writer (McGregor) to steal back his music", according to The Hollywood Reporter.
I was reminded that it's time for an update after reading my colleague David Cloud's reporting on a much bigger snafu — the Pentagon's shameless attempt to steal back enlistment bonuses paid to National Guardsman.
"However, the reality is that G.M., in their push to steal back market share, is willing to do anything.
