And there are Democrats in Alabama suddenly thinking: hey! maybe this provides us with an opportunity to steal a Deep South Senate seat!
David Meyler, introduced midway through the opening half for the injured Glenn Whelan, stole possession deep on the right and galloped forward before cleverly picking out Wes Hoolahan near halfway.
Jackson's conversion attempt was wide but Aramburu almost crossed the line again moments later after stealing possession deep inside the Montpellier half.
But the Democrats' complaints that the mid-terms are being stolen by deep-pocketed special interests have been wildly exaggerated.
Just before Bain bought shares, a French firm accused Global-Tech of stealing its deep-fat fryer design.
The dark waters in between the islands are filled with giant sharks, giant crabs, giant jellyfish and the occasional giant tentacle stretching out of the deep to steal a crew member.
He appeared almost uninterested at times, strolling while Germans pinged their passes around him, his tactic forever to wait on an opportunity to spring into life: nine minutes in, Enzo Pérez stole possession back deep inside the Argentine half and, in a split second, Messi darted upfield in anticipation of a pass.
I won't steal it from you, but deep down in my heart of hearts I want your firewood.
And because you've held within your own veins another passage of fire — obliterating mercy — not these lit-up leaf clouds but a hot wire stealing into the deepest chambers of the night — you love the way the asphalt lifts then hurries down toward Deep Lane.
Claudia, afraid or unable at first, shared with her fellow veterans pieces from her journaling, expressing with surprising clarity her experience of having parts of her self stolen, and prompting deeper sharing from others.
