Sentence examples for steal through from inspiring English sources

CUNY started the test two years ago to demonstrate that it was not letting students steal through without mastering skills widely expected of college graduates.

15 Wales looking shabby here, Mark Jones losing control of the ball as the red shirts try to steal through.

And often, he said, "It's much more profitable for criminals to use the computer," than to steal through more traditional means.

As I lay on my cot, "The Pocket Book of Verse" would slip from my hand, and fear — vile, cold fear — would steal through my flesh like some puzzling sickness.

Saddam's increased popularity in the Arab world might encourage volunteers from neighbouring Arab countries to steal through the borders to fight alongside the Iraqi militias, as happened during the Afghan war against Russia.

If there was resistance it came only in the shape of Census Johnston, a large prop crammed into Toulouse's tight white away strip, who took the ring road around the maul and tried to steal through the back door.

Investigators say they believe those card numbers were stolen through skimming devices in privately owned machines.

In "Collected Stories," she plays a writer whose life is stolen through a betrayal of trust.

The act now helps recover billions of dollars stolen through fraud by U.S. government contracts every year.

The Italian team won the night, 3-2, buthehe German giant stole through to the quarter finals.

Changing your password before will only put that new password at risk of being stolen through the Heartbleed bug.