Sentence examples for stolen him from inspiring English sources
And now he saw them as strangers who had stolen him away to a strange land.
She began to suspect that his mortal mother had stolen him back, and without even doing her the courtesy of returning the hobgoblin that had been left in his place.
"Until I discovered my father's letters, I hadn't realized that the war had stolen him away before I was born," Steinman writes in her graceful, understated memoir, "The Souvenir".
His Illegal Self by Peter Carey; read by Greta Scacchi 4hrs 30mins, abridged, Faber £16.99 Che, a boy whose radical activist mother has blown herself up, is brought by Dial, a Vassar teacher who loves him and has stolen him from his New York grandmother, via seedy motels to a commune in tropical Queensland, where they're befriended by an illiterate dopehead, Trevor.
John Saville Appreciation Ralph Milibandd by Tony Benn 26 May 1994 The death of Ralph Miliband (obituary, 23 May) has deprived socialists everywhere of one of the greatest thinkers of his generation, and has stolen him from those who had the privilege of his friendship.
And something called Radio RMC has claimed Bayern Munich want to sign the tyro Chelsea jinker Gaël Kakuta, who surprisingly could be stolen "on a Bosman" next year even though The Mill assumed Chelsea had only just stolen him from somewhere else themselves.
Maybe somebody steals him as well!
He winds up stealing Martha's heart, to the point that Martha winds up stealing him.
No, Karen, I mean take him back to the hospital where you stole him.
The Rays stole him from the Mets for an overrated veteran, Victor Zambrano, in 2004.
