Sentence examples for steals compared from inspiring English sources

It matched Carolina in rebounds and showed its quickness with nine steals, compared with only three for Carolina.

The Falcons collected 12 steals, compared to three from the Tologs.

This is about $1,040 and is a steal compared with Swiss at about $6,800.

It is currently projected to cost €10.5bn (£9.2bn) – a steal compared to Hinkley, but still three times its original budget.

Styled as a "homage", and coming in at €59 (£50), it is a steal compared with the orignal (£119 in 2000).

But the high value of items stolen compared with the drop inincidents shows that crime against retailers is increasingly being carried out by sophisticated criminals stealing to order.

You don't need to spend £200 to have an orgasm.' But £200 is a positive steal compared to the products of London-based designer Shiri Zinn.

Most often you can buy a night of flavors for less than $50, a steal compared with cooking classes in Manhattan.

Even 20-year-old gran reservas will be under $100, a steal compared to French or Italian wines of similar age and quality.

The new condo buildings rising on block after block of Williamsburg's north side are a steal compared with Manhattan real estate, but hardly cheap.

Heck, if you wanted to pay fifty dollars for every night that you stay here, which is a steal compared to what I'm asking on Airbnb, that'd be all right with me, too.