Sentence examples for stolen lines from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rabeca says maintenance workers are so consumed with restringing stolen lines that expansion of electrical service to rural Mozambique risks falling behind schedule.
In 2012, Microsoft had been alerted to the fact that the blogger, whose identity was kept anonymous in the court papers, had been given some stolen lines of code from the not-yet-released Windows 8 operating system.
Elissalde restored some sort of order to dented ranks - Thierry Dusautoir had been injured in the charge from a stolen line-out - with a penalty on the stroke.
Rather astonishingly, Ackroyd manages to capture much of Wilde's wit and effervescence: "I did not steal lines from other writers.
(Are you're thinking what we're thinking – namely, that that would be awful?) Oh well: at least we can rely on Joe Biden, who'll be introducing Obama tonight, not to steal lines wholesale from British election campaigns, can't we? Can't we?
Never steal lines or you will lose lots of respect in the future.
They were stealing line-out ball, Clement Poîtreneaud was dropping the ball and Serge Betsen was knocking on.
Mo Yun, who would have overseen efforts to ascertain the germplasm of any stolen seed lines in Beijing, allegedly participated from behind the scenes.
After facing an onslaught of attacks from Republicans for his energy policies, the president appears to have stolen their lines, pledging to expand drilling and increase other forms of domestic energy production as a way to create more American jobs.
By Ian Crouch December 18 , 2017Long stranded in the public imagination as portraying an earnest do-gooder, Mark Hamill, in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," gets the scene-stealing lines and relatable interactions he's always deserved.
In the absence of Harrison Ford's Han Solo, Luke takes over as the resident gruff, no-nonsense skeptic — and the screenwriters are wise to give Hamill the scene-stealing lines and chances at relatable human interaction that he's always deserved.
