Word: stealing
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...under the kitchen table swilling Jack Daniels, changes his pressed khakis and navy pullover for a sweaty. T-shirt and jeans, and finally gets out to prove himself on his brother's own terms Austin the Eastern-educated, the well-dressed, the content and successful, bets that he can steal a toaster...
...suspect is neither a local vagrant breaking in to steal stereos nor your customary late night prowler. This thief steals laundry--and women's particular. One student claims to have lost more than $200 worth of clothes in a theft from the Holworthy laundry room last month...
...second game threatened to mirror the first Friedman quickly got on base in the first with an opposite field single, but them just as quickly killed it by trying to steal and failing...
...year's top hitter, Pat Horne, batted a fine 444 for the day, but still well below last year's over 660 BA), but in Jakovic they have found a reliable starting pitcher, and in catcher Gill Raney, who threw out seven out of twelve runners who tried to steal. Most importantly. "We've got heart," Wentzell said...
This is an American comedy with few pretensions of "commentary" on pre-war Paris, and Edwards does not hesitate to steal devices from his earlier films to make Victor Victoria enjoyable. With a flimsy excuse, Edwards sets a Clouseau-style private investigator on Victoria's trail. A bumbling French detective, transplanted entirely intact from the Pink Panther films, discovers the truth about Victoria's gender, but not before several broadly comic mishaps. The detective shares Inspector Clouseau's inescapable fate, as his opponents discredit him without much trouble before the film ends; his brief appearance is purposeless but amusing...