Sentence examples for stealing out from inspiring English sources

At a restaurant in Covent Garden, conversations play out at tables for two, couples inclined towards each other at that interested angle, hands stealing out between cocktail glasses and condiment bottles to meet by the menus.

Fourth, there's the matter of Jesus stealing out to deserts and hilltops to pray to God, which brings at least two beings to mind.

Fauré was regularly seen stealing out during the sermon for a cigarette, and in early 1870, when he turned up to play at Mass one Sunday still in his evening clothes, having been out all night at a ball, he was asked to resign.

Others, of course, were stealing out of greed and opportunism.

We're stealing out of bed to make sure the kids are breathing, the doors are locked.

And, without piety, the children themselves work through the ethics of money and power, of stealing for survival versus stealing out of greed.

One night she steals out with her servant Abra, dressed in her finest, to murder the Assyrian general, Holofernes.

He told her that this was fourth time his livelihood had been stolen out from under him.

I returned home after each stay to tightened surveillance, and it became increasingly difficult to steal out of the compound in the evenings.

It was so bad, they had to steal out at night to bury their dead.

Want to have your own special power that Sylar can steal out of your head?