Sentence examples for yet steal from inspiring English sources

He may yet steal the Reform party from Buchanan and Perot because he has in his corner the elected leader of the party - Jesse Ventura.

For now, the online apps can only better iWork on price and collaboration, and if Apple think carefully about iWork.com it's possible that iWork may yet steal a lead on collaboration too.

The danger to our representative democracy lies not in the fact that there exists a restless and angry populace but rather in the fact that the narrative 'that efforts are afoot to deprive or worse yet steal the rightful coronation of the Donald' are being fueled by a complete lack of historical perspective.

His language is inventive, yet stolen and re-made from every word he read, every phrase he heard.

After 1911, Edison was mainly dissatisfied in his work, feeling that many of his ideas were being ignored or worse yet, stolen.

"This is someone who said they were going to run a different type of campaign, and yet stole our data and is fundraising off it".

She popped up in (ex-neighbour) Kanye West's video for Touch The Sky for less than 30 seconds, yet stole the show.

Hearn remarks that Hammer had much in common with Carry On films, another very British invention that was despised by critics yet stole the show at the box office.

My sculpture "Pop" is in the show Pop Life, Art in a Material World, which has just opened at Tate Modern – not yet stolen, as far as I can tell.

"Parker: The Score," an adaptation of a Richard Stark novel by the cartoonist Darwyn Cooke, is new to the graphic books hardcover best-seller list this week at No. 7. The story centers on Parker, a coldhearted thief who is planning his biggest heist yet: stealing everything of value from an isolated small town in North Dakota.

Yet, stealing high-placed executives at the big gaming companies?