Sentence examples for stole in front of from inspiring English sources

Bronze stole in front of Birmingham's captain and her header looped over Ann-Katrin Berger.

Here, West Ham's more-open approach allowed Hull to go ahead when their record £10m signing Hernández elegantly stole in front of James Tomkins to powerfully head them into a 39th-minute lead.

Arbeloa stole in front of Ronaldo to stab home a deserved third from a Javier Hernandez cross, leaving the Portugal forward kicking the net in frustration.

First, Sanchez stole in front of left-back Leighton Baines to head in the opener early on, then he took advantage of a dreadful error from Gary Cahill in stoppage time to race clear and finish coolly past the advancing Forster.

Jaque Fourie appeared to be in front of the kick when he set off in pursuit, but Wales failed to deal with it and the South Africa centre stole in front of Rhys Priestland to flick it into the hands of Du Preez - following up his own kick - to score.

Marcos Alonso brought a superb save from Grant with a powerful 30-yard free-kick but as the visitors were unable to fully clear from a corner, Spearing drove back towards goal where Ngog stole in front of full-back Danny Lafferty to dent Burnley's play-off push.

His second goal against Malmo was no trademark weaving run and shot, but instead a classic poacher's finish, stealing in front of the centre-half.

THE PINK PANTHER Steve Martin steps into the large shoes of Peter Sellers as the bumbling Inspector Clouseau, called on the job when a soccer coach's diamond ring -- the Pink Panther -- is stolen in front of a stadium crowd of 30,000.

Once again the scorer was Wijnaldum who took advantage of slack marking – Steven Whittaker will not relish watching replays – to steal in front of his supposed minder and dispatch a glancing header beyond John Ruddy.

As Brighton legs tired, Sagbo took advantage, stealing in front of Lewis Dunk to fire between Brezovan's legs.

He was slow to react in the box when Sanchez headed Chile's first goal, allowing the striker time and space to steal in front of him to score.