Sentence examples for steal older from inspiring English sources

In a more general sense, the temperate weather means cars last longer there, since severe cold, rain, and cinders put down for snow can eat away at the underside of a car, and it's easier to steal older cars than newer ones.

He plots to steal Old Bet from Bailey who is thought to be "so rich, his blood is green," but is really down to his last nickel.

For nearly two weeks now, Jon S. Corzine has been blasting his Republican opponent for the Senate, Representative Bob Franks, as a Newt Gingrich puppet and right-wing Grinch who tried to steal old people's Medicare entitlements.

And today Ed Miliband shamelessly tried to steal old Dizzy's mantle for his own.

The next year, the junkie grew more adept at stealing old ladies' handbags.

His view is that the industry has created new jobs not stolen old ones.

Labour have failed to repeal the union laws, allowing him to gobble up all the flat-rate overtime he wants, and when he's not stealing old ladies' ornaments or goading Scousers over Hillsborough, his focus is sex – particularly if it involves the degrading of women.

Why let these blood-soaked thieves or more likely their front men swap the stolen old currency for the new?

In 1974, the IRA stole old master paintings, including Vermeer's Lady Writing a Letter with her Maid, from a house in County Wicklow.

When I was growing up, stealing old ladies' pocketbooks was the big thing.

For this issue Lee sent us a piece about Wall Street dicks stealing old people's money, and of course we loved it.