Sometimes the cars have been stolen somewhere else in western Europe but the crime is discovered here".
During a trip to Australasia, to celebrate their diamond anniversary, their passports were stolen somewhere between Sydney airport and the city centre.
The stories were stolen somewhere between the hotel and the train.
Donelan tweeted Wednesday that Meng's purse was stolen "somewhere in the area of Eastern Market".
In 2003, after U.S. forces failed to secure The National Museum of Irag in Baghdad, looters ran amok, stealing somewhere in the range of 15,000 artifacts.
Mr. Lehrer imagined an unscrupulous acolyte following in Lobachevsky's footsteps by writing a math book in which every chapter is stolen from somewhere else and the index is copied from an "old Vladivostok telephone directory".
"Trust me, I probably stole it from somebody somewhere, too," he said, wrapping his arms around her. "Oh!
When you see an attributed quote or a "said So-and-So," know that the blogger didn't actually talk to that person but probably just stole the quote from somewhere else, and per the rules of the link economy, they can claim it as their own so long as there is a tiny link to the original buried in the post somewhere.
We all steal something from somewhere, so it would help if we admitted this fact and started taking the necessary steps to abolish once and for all the cultural borders that we impose on ourselves.
"I know it's here somewhere, unless someone stole it," Grace says, his search becoming more frantic.
Kareem stole "Airplane!," Shaq made "Kazaam," and, somewhere in between, Michael Jordan, in "Space Jam," was the best human actor in the scenes he shared with Bugs Bunny.
