Sentence examples for steal someone from inspiring English sources

Or monkeys who will steal someone else's stick, and ants.

Why spend hard cash innovating when you can steal someone else's idea with impunity?

"The view that you should not steal someone else's money is not a higher standard," she added.

An angry child might steal someone else's treasured possession and destroy it — flush a piece of Mom's jewelry down the toilet, or incinerate a sibling's special project.

Scholes said it was too late, he didn't wish to steal someone else's England place and in any case he was washing his hair.

Here in Palestine I am currently hanging out of a window - so I can steal someone elses wireless so I can READ the FA CUP final - and believe me - in this place, thats a luxury!" 34 min: Glen Johnson cuts past Capaldi and fires the ball across for Enkelmann to punch well away.

The real problem is with the people who have houses and cars but would rather steal someone else's tree than cut their own.' Part of Wynne's programme is to help Haiti develop new sources of fuel, possibly using the waste from sugar cane to make combustible briquettes.

Impatience with him has led to accusations not so much of self-centredness but of egocentricity, that O'Sullivan has an irresistible urge to steal someone else's thunder and therefore made his threat on the eve of his semi-final against Judd Trump because his opponent had played sublimely at times and held his nerve to edge an epic quarter-final against Shaun Murphy 13-12.

Recording keystrokes is an efficient way to steal someone's e-mail username and password.

"I didn't want to go out there and steal someone's job," he said.

That doesn't mean it shouldn't be illegal to steal someone's mobile phone".