Sentence examples for thought stole from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the speedometer nudged a hair above five miles per hour, and as we started to crawl forward again, a thought stole into my mind, proof that Dhaka had done its work on me.

My second thought – both sites stole the basic idea of giving free stuff away from Craigslist, who stole the idea from people who leave crappy couches out on the sidewalk with a "free" sign sitting on it.

They had thoughts of stealing Leo Mazzone from Atlanta, where he and Glavine had a career-long relationship, but the Braves re-signed Mazzone last week.

It was the most intelligent and most intriguing thing I've read in a while, moving between lyric poetry, aphorism, and memoir, and with thoughts worth stealing on just about every page.

Her point is the nasty thought police are stealing all our fun.

Mrs. Wilson tried not to imagine anything after the point where Angela said thank you and turned to walk away, because the thought of the stolen girl stepping off her porch and disappearing into the darkness inevitably brought tears to her eyes.

The school begins with a thought for the day, "stolen straight from Radio 4", in the words of one teacher.

The moderators asked him fewer questions, and he went long stretches without interjecting a thought or trying to steal the spotlight back.

The thought of a child stolen out of her own bed by a deranged kidnapper is the most awful fear for any parent.

Though he seems to have walked away on his own, he could, the thought went, want to steal the thunder of those who followed him.

Her fractured mind becomes consumed by thoughts of vengeance – against the man driving the car that killed her daughter and the mistress who stole her husband.