Sentence examples for stole away from from inspiring English sources

Less than a year later, Comey stole away from his regiment to fight at Kernstown.

Sports, in the end, was one of many things Love's killer stole away from her.

Mary Wittenberg stole away from the event for about 30 minutes to watch their younger son, 9-year-old Cary, play basketball.

In 1853 Ana Marie Weems stole away from her slave masters in Maryland, dressed up as a boy and set out for New York.

He kept his foot on the sustain pedal for almost the entire 40 minutes; nearly the only exceptions came when he stole away from the song to splash the keyboard abstractly.

Cowie stole away from his dinner-party duties for a moment to smile and nod toward his dining-room table, stacked high with the china he has created for Lenox.

The expanded ratings will allow executives to count customers that these types of services may steal away from cable.

Mr. Washington and Mr. Turnage liberated themselves during the war, stealing away from their masters by rowboat, at great risk.

As a 7-year-old boy in 1949, Henry Day was stolen away from the Day family.

Accessories designer and friend Katie Hillier steals away from her real job designing Marc at Marc Jacobs to consult on the collection.

And you don't like having it stolen away from you, the way white people stole everything else from black America.