someone else's property

Considering what she was doing seems to be making money off someone else's property, yeah.

In earlier times however, the story was about interfering with someone else's property.

"It's common courtesy to ask for the use of someone else's property."

Money, on the other hand, can't be identified as someone else's property once it's in your pocket.

The times they had worked together on jobs, moving in silence through someone else's property, made words superfluous.

Cato had little doubt that they would become someone else's property in the near future.

Any matter released into the air is sure to find itself to someone else's property, causing a violation.

They forged the sense that someone else's property is always, potentially, yours.

Walking on someone else's property without permission is called trespassing.

Morelli gave me some water at one point, my tongue felt like it was someone else's property.

It's just a naked grab of someone else's property, but he can probably bring it off."

Use of someone else's property requires a contract (written or not) about the usufruct.

My first reaction was to yell at them and send them to someone else's property.

She added: "What's going to happen when a deer is hit by an arrow and then, while wounded, runs onto someone else's property?"

I don't think you can steal someone else's property and call it an amenity."

It's so easy for people who are not affected to be so cavalier with someone else's property.

Ooloms never redecorated when they took over someone else's property, especially if the previous owner had died.

He sued on 13 counts, including conversion (using or controlling someone else's property without permission).

This is a pier for the public, a place to go fishing, to tie up a sailboat, not to store someone else's property.

Probably squatting on someone else's property, he said.

They originally lived at his grandmother's house for a while before they bought a trailer on someone else's property.

Comprehensive Insurance covers damage to someone else's property or vehicle as well as your own.

The boy's behavior after the theft showed that he understood that there was something inherently bad about taking someone else's property.

The husband, Judge Posner said, now "seeks a fresh start with someone else's property."

Deciding the proper price for someone else's property smacks of would-be piracy.