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Meanings of stealing in English
Usage of stealing in English
1
Second case was four men who were arrested for stealing a car.
2
He remains in custody, accused of stealing assets in a different case.
3
He was sentenced to 12 years on charges of stealing state secrets.
4
But no rule covers it. Whip-stealing is not in racing's rule book?
5
Bellerive said the case was stealing attention from the plight of Haitians.
6
Truckers make good money; they're not interested in stealing dimes or quarters.
7
Zuckerberg has been accused several times of stealing ideas to create Facebook.
8
Congratulations to the car industry for successfully stealing money from other industries.
9
Bratz started stealing market share from Mattel's Barbie soon after its launch.
10
That all changed after her scene-stealing performance during the first presidential debate.
11
Until Race tried stealing his money, Samuel was having a good week.
12
When he awoke the cold light of the morning was stealing in.
13
The pale winter sunlight was stealing in aslant through the low windows.
14
He had gone from it: the spirit stealing quietly away in sleep.
15
His two friends keep stealing the spare parts, however, leaving him disorientated.
16
He is accused of stealing 130 million credit and debit card numbers.
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Translations for stealing
Stealing through the time
Stealing across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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