Sentences with phrase «often stolen from»

There are many limitations on the amount of coverage for computers and electronics equipment, things that are often stolen from vehicles.

Often stolen from homes or captured on the streets, slaughtered to supply the demand for dog meat, the reality these dogs face once seen can't be forgotten, but this is the reality for tens of thousands of dogs each week in Indonesia, writes Lola Webber.

«The best place to start is with the characters... my best characters are part real world crossed with something unexpected... like the loud and obnoxious goldfish... often stolen from parts of my own character or that of someone I know... I am confident that once I have the character the rest will flow.

I often steal from their weekly roundup for Sunday Superlatives.

These criminals will often steal from renters in Allston for the very reason that they are renting.

Not exact matches

Hackers often steal information from non-financial sites that don't have strong security and then use that password to get into a financial application, since most people use the same login information for every site they visit, said Levin.

Employees often steal merchandise by concealing it in the outgoing trash and then retrieving it later from the outside trashcan or dumpster.

It is uncommon for institutional venture capitalists to steal trade secrets in a manner that might harm a startup, and you can often manage the patent disclosure risks with the right input from your legal counsel.

They often feel that affiliates are stealing sales from other channels when in fact they are providing incremental sales.

1) I (Whitney Tilson) attended the always - excellent Ira Sohn conference on Monday and, as often happens, Bill Ackman and David Einhorn stole the show with two outstanding, incredibly - well - researched ideas, long Howard Hughes (which has been one of my largest positions since it was spun out of GGP when it emerged from bankruptcy after the credit crisis) and short Core Laboratories (CLB), respectively.

The SBNR most often simply steal from already established religious traditions and then go into business.

They get angry, kill their spouses, steal from their employer, beat their kids, just as often as those who are not Christians.

My body has carried a child, now growing another one, and in my own self consciousness» that can often steal all of the joy from those magical feats, I remember the work that that belly, thighs and hips are doing.

Weeds often grow faster than peppers and can cut off sunlight, while stealing nutrients and moisture from the soil.

Caddies don't often steal the show from their bosses but Zach Johnson's looper Damon Green's footwear takes center stage at Whistling Straits.

Burch and Valormes run the offense and often start it from the defensive end as the pair have averaged 7 steals per game combined.

I often steal these pouches from my kids, they're soooo good.

PPP is often unfairly maligned as a means for private investors to «steal» revenues from the municipality.

Every so often he does something radical and risky, like steal the «one nation» mantra from the Tories, and then everyone acts stunned for a moment before forgetting it ever happened.

Farmers who drill new wells to supplement their supplies with groundwater are often stealing water from their neighbors who hold rights to the rivers above them.

What is more, birds with no experience stealing from hidden reserves belonging to other birds moved their food supply significantly less often than did thieving birds, regardless of whether they were watched.

Adolescents» conduct problems were assessed at ages 13 and 14 by survey questions like «In the past year, how often have you: a) been disobedient in school, b) lied to your parents, c) stolen from a store, d) been involved in a gang fight, and e) damaged public or private property for fun?»

In addition, a new colony's workers often steal a brood from other new colonies, whose workers steal it back, and so on, until one colony wins.

The attackers also stole and posted pre-release movies and sensitive, often embarrassing, emails and other data taken from the company.

Free radicals are molecules that contain an unpaired electron and often steal a pair from otherwise balanced molecules in tissues throughout the body.

Although turf lawns are superbly wasteful and unsustainable, those who are passionate about lawncare often look at the dandelion (Taraxacum Officinale) as a nutrient - stealing, bright yellow nuisances, which prevent them from growing a uniformly green front lawn.

I stole a pack of gum at the age of 5, often stole cookies from the cookie jar, and ate an absurd amount of candy bars while I was young.

I've always loved these glasses and have stolen them quite some often from blogger friends.

Because fur stoles were extremely popular from the 1930s through the late 1950s, museums with costume collections often have enough fur stoles.

If you're one of those people who often peeks and steals from her partner's closet, this jacket is the one to have.

Whenever I make my semi-annual trip home to Central California each year, I inevitably «steal» a wardrobe item from my mom's collection — my mother (like all mothers, being the generous souls they are) will often say «here, take it!»

My sister has that color and I steal it from her often!

For all his talents, Tim Burton does tend to repeat himself, and you can often see in his trailers which of his own movies he's stealing from.

Often scammers will steal photos that they find on the internet of up and coming actors headshots, porn stars, military men and women, and even from social media sites like Facebook.

Unknown to the victims, their suitor's enticing photos are often stolen — from social media, U.S. military websites and sport sites... One dating business using...

The spotlight is often stolen (even from Depp) by Marion Cotillard, whose interpretation of Frechette is so beguiling that it's easy to understand why someone as hard - bitten as Dillinger might be attracted to her.

They steal the screen from Cruise in every scene with their sincerity, often making him look full of bull in comparison.

But with a cast of attention - seeking experts who too often steal focus from the proverbial mission at hand, it can be as exhausting and, at times, even as cringe - inducing as some have feared.

Shaye has proven herself to be a talented character actor in her 40 + years in film, often stealing scenes out from under high - paid leads.

In The Hateful Eight, the actor steals every scene he's in — and yes, even from Jackson, who often does his best work with Tarantino behind the camera — as an eager, would - be sheriff.

He often goes out on his own adventures; from stealing treasure to running a mini-game making company.

More often, Petty found himself playing himself, or at least some variation of himself, and usually stole the show from the other real actors around him.

Krieps, a relatively unknown German actress, doesn't just share the screen with Day - Lewis; she often steals scenes from him.

Tatum, often a wooden screen presence, holds back nothing in his first comedic role, and often steals the spotlight from his co-star.

Despite being underutilized, Brolin and Beetz nearly steal the movie right out from under Reynolds, whose steady barrage of jokes can often get in the way of the storytelling.

Messiah of Evil is often accused of stealing liberally from Carnival of Souls.

However, as Mickey made the leap to color, in many ways the writing was already on the wall, as Goofy, Pluto, and Donald Duck were increasingly appearing on the scene and were developing into funnier personalities who often stole the spotlight from him.

Some of the issues that arise from educational establishments that security staff are expected to deal with — which often leaves them feeling marginalised — are being subject to abusive behaviour from students, dealing with alcohol abuse, drug usage, students fighting, having to follow site rules, dealing with intruders, handling lost and stolen property, dealing with items of found property and dealing with accidents and emergencies very often with limited resources.

Teachers are often concerned that students will «steal ideas» from each other.

To these eyes, while the Ioniq's front end is bold (large grille, distinctive LED daytime running lights), the car's best angle is from the rear three quarter, and I caught myself stealing glances at this K - pop star's high - waisted, pert behind way too often.