Sentence examples for stealing chances from inspiring English sources

Until then, Lundqvist was stealing chances from the Penguins.

Summon all resources, steal chance, take risk.

The next time I do a limerick contest like the one in this week's results, I'll make one big change: Instead of asking you to use one of the given lines as the last line, I'd let you put it anywhere, and it would be a much vaguer line: Requiring it to be Line 5 pretty much stole your chance to make your own punchline.

"They stole his chance at any real future".

In the mid-1990s, a trainee anaesthetist was caught stealing morphine by chance.

Both were hailed early on as candidates with excellent chances for stealing seats away from Democrats.

Democrats just increased their chances of stealing Georgia away, as a David Perdue gaffe is getting a lot of attention -- Romney "47 percent" style attention.

As the YouTube of fiction, Wattpad has a good chance of stealing publishers' most lucrative product from under them.

When Williams got over just after the hour, NSW were only four points behind and in with a chance of stealing the game.

EXTRA POINTS JOE MONTGOMERY is in no-man's land, with little chance of stealing carries from TIKI BARBER and RON DAYNE and little experience at fullback.

"Why take the chance on stealing a base and getting thrown out when the next pitch may sail over the fence?" FRED BIERMAN.