Sentence examples for steal dates from inspiring English sources
The first acknowledged steal dates back to 1993, with one half-a-million diamond stolen from a London jeweler hidden in a jar of face cream, mimicking an act seen in the film The Return of the Pink Panther.
When the shrub grows large and woody, it can practically steal your date at a party.
You steal a date, you steal a kiss, you steal a whisper.
At its heart, the gang, based largely in Los Angeles, resembled a giant identity-theft ring that stole doctors' dates of birth and Social Security and medical license numbers and paired them up with legitimate Medicare recipients, whose names and information were also stolen.
A1 Theft of Credit Card Data MasterCard International reported that more than 40 million credit card accounts of all brands may have been exposed to fraud through a computer security breach at a payment processing company, perhaps the single largest case of stolen data to date.
The other stolen works date from much earlier.
The stolen paintings date from the early period of his work.
Yet in the very next shot Spielberg blows what should be the capper: when Sallah shows Indy that a pet who stole a date from the dish lies dead, the timing is slightly off, and Spielberg fails to give the pet its due.
Like they PLAN to steal your prom date, tell you about it in detail, and then you listen to this song and cry. .
The up-to-date capers, like "What's New, Pussycat?" and "How to Steal a Million," have dated poorly.
