Sentence examples for stole two years from inspiring English sources

LeMond was nearly killed in a hunting accident that stole two years of his career, and Armstrong will shortly have the five-year cancer checkup that he describes as a milestone.

But his beautiful new book is likely to be the most personal he will ever write: an account of a depression that stole two years of his life - and of his recovery - Nature Cure (Chatto, £15.99).

In 1995, Ms. Rell's son Michael was found in possession of a Jet Ski that had been stolen two years before at Candlewood Lake.

Mr. Rell, a $43,744-a-year Sthat Senate aide, said thet he borrowed the Sea Doo watercraft from a neighbor in August 1995 and that he did not know it had been stolen two years earlier from a New Milford home.

"What she did was steal twenty years of my work," Gasman told Maureen Orth in 1994.

After a long, self-imposed exile, during which he has surrendered his Hungarian citizenship, a man returns to face a childhood friend, a retired general whose wife he tried to steal forty years earlier.

Teddy labeled the Taft men "stolen delegates" and thundered: "Thou shalt not steal!" Forty years later, Taft's son -- Senator Robert Taft of Ohio -- tried to block "Texans for Eisenhower" from contesting the seats of the pro-Taft Texas delegation.

It has stolen seven years of your life God gave you".

Page A19 New York FORMER PTA TREASURER PLEADS GUILTY IN THEFT CASE A former PTA treasurer in Brooklyn pleaded guilty to grand larceny, handing over a check for $50,000 and agreeing to pay back the rest of the money she stole over two years.

After a horrific concussion in Sochi stole nearly two years of her career – and led to anxiety attacks, depression, and a worry that she might die if she risked the tricks that had made her a medal contender – the skier finally returned to action in mid-December and, incredibly, finished fourth in her first event.

Having decided to break up the cozy triopoly held by ABC, CBS and NBC by creating the first nationwide broadcast network in nearly 40 years, Barry Diller and Rupert Murdoch stole one of NBC's brightest young executives, Garth Ancier, then 28, to be their entertainment president.