Sentence examples for steals the light from inspiring English sources

SASHA FRERE-JONES: I keep waiting for a Palin-style response in pop, the rabidly right wing pop star who co-opts all the edgy bits and bobs and somehow steals the light away.

Despair can do this to a person as it steals the light and consumes the whole picture with pure darkness.

He also said that Mr. Short had tormented his wife, stealing the light bulb from the room when she tried to study and once pouring a full container of milk over her head.

Zelda explains that Zant, the King of the Twilight, has stolen the light from three of the four Light Spirits and conquered Hyrule.

As Bill tells us, she's not just maliciously wounding him: She's acting out her own agony over how her Maker stole the light in her eyes, stole her goodness and her soul.

Derek Cianfrance's The Light Between Oceans stole a march on its competitor by hitting cinemas on Tuesday, racking up three days of previews before facing competition from Nocturnal Animals.

(Mr. Paglino, a petty crook, "actually stole the lights for the film," according to Ms. Torre).

Last year, a two-year investigation by authorities from more than a dozen agencies in New York State led to the convictions of 11 New York City men in a stolen car ring that also specialized in stealing the lights.

"I also believe that Hamas is definitely unhappy with this political support Abu Mazen has been able to grab over the last month after his speech at the U.N., and Hamas is trying to steal the lights by re-shifting Palestinian, Arab and international public opinion by reaching this deal with Israel right now," he said.

Dawson suspects that whoever has been stealing the lights has been selling them and that some of the thefts may have occurred in the daylight as lights that were present in the afternoon are gone by the evening.

You are going to steal the lights, and you will be seen by the way you desire, by following those steps.