Sentences with stolen in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use stolen in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for stolen.
- Stolen it! (8)
- Stolen or run over? (8)
- How do you mean stolen? (8)
- Sleep has stolen the day! (8)
- My glorious stolen fruit! (10)
- But Miltoun had stolen away…. (8)
- You were not aware that it was stolen? (8)
- I have merely stolen sooner than starve. (8)
- A restlessness had stolen over the company. (12)
- A full half of the taxes wrung from them was stolen. (7)
- Did you thereupon ask him in what manner he had stolen the box? (8)
- That was something, anyway, which had never been stolen from him. (8)
- Out of that quivering wood a wounded rabbit had stolen and was dying. (8)
- Besides, you know how much fruit those abominable thieves have stolen. (5)
- Stolen fruits are said to be sweet; undeserved rewards are exquisite. (10)
- He did not see that Cecilia had stolen in, and was silently regarding him. (8)
- Thieves have entered my room, stolen everything, and left me an empty box. (8)
- And they had not stolen, they had bought the powder, only intending to startle. (10)
- And the moonlight effaced the ripples on the water that had stolen away her spirit. (8)
- And no wonder, they would add, for the two men had only stolen fourpence between them. (2)
- She could even feel for this old woman from whose voice anxiety had stolen its despotism. (8)
- It seemed queer to think that only six hours ago she had stolen out of bed from beside him. (8)
- Who would have thought noises made out of string and wood could have stolen her away from him? (8)
- Niels Heinrich had stolen two thousand marks; the money had to be found or he would be apprehended. (12)
- All dry and dark, it was the flower she had given him in the Tyrol, and stolen back from his buttonhole. (8)
- A few stolen adoring minutes now and then, and, for the rest, the presence of a world that must be deceived. (8)
- They were not of the holiday crowd, and had evidently chosen out this vulgar afternoon for a stolen meeting. (8)
- The conscience is no gentleman, he is a rabbinical fellow; and his conscience told him he had stolen the syrup. (2)
- Swallows darted by the window, dipping their blue wings towards the quiet water; a hush had stolen over everything. (8)
- He became convinced that she must have stolen down-stairs during his colloquy with Laetitia, and listened at the door. (10)
- Down the street where he had stolen in the dark with the dead body on his back, he almost ran for the cover of her house. (8)
- Meantime, the little animal grunted as piteously as if it noticed that its finery was being stolen and its beauty impaired. (5)
- The moonbeams had stolen in to the beech clump, frosting the boles and boughs, casting a fine ghostly grey over the shadow-patterned beech-mast. (8)
- The little sandy house-cat had stolen in, and, crouched against the doorpost, was fastening her eyes on the plate which, held the remnants of the fish. (8)
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Definition of stolen:
- stolen, stl’en, pa.p. of steal_.(0)
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